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Pay rises were gained, notably for part-time workers, and the Teamsters' union preserved the pension scheme it wanted.

Women's magazines also lost ground while food magazines gained, notably Every Day With Rachael Ray, according to the semiannual report by the Audit Bureau of Circulations.

He has also gained a notably high vantage point in British public life.

Other latent errors emerged as the crisis gained momentum, notably an evasive PR strategy that invited a backlash.

But they should be manageable and worth taking for the wider economic gains, notably averting what might have been an economic calamity.

Who would object to that?Ms Mann concludes that, if IT software sees falls in prices, thanks to globalisation, similar to those that IT hardware has seen, then the second wave of productivity gains—notably in the service sector could be greater than the first, which was based mainly on manufacturing.

All of the methods were associated with potential changes in weight, with some methods associated with weight gain (notably the injectable) and others with weight loss.

This investment has resulted in significant health gains, notably to boost immunization levels and prevent malaria, Nonetheless, health systems for maternal, newborn and child health remain grossly under-funded in relation to the needs of priority countries.

His painting was already gaining recognition, notably when he was included in the 1974 Hayward Annual, British Painting, selected by Andrew Forge.

Their work is now becoming scarcer, and other designers are gaining momentum, notably Jean-Michel Frank, the fashionable French decorator of the 1930s and '40s.

Though advocates succeeded in gaining support most notably from State Senator Velmanette Montgomery, who agreed to sponsor the bill nothing passed.