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Losing Openreach would be a big blow to BT's finances, given that it provided £5bn of a £17.8bn revenue last year, £2.6bn out of £6.3bn in underlying profit, and more than half of its £2.8bn free cash flow.

Losing Openreach would be a big blow to BT's finances, given that it provided £5bn of £17.8bn revenue last year, £2.6bn out of £6.3bn in underlying profit and more than half of its £2.8bn free cash flow.

Mr. Cooper may opt to stay at CNN, however, given that it provides him a daily presence on television.

A forced sale of this stake would be a huge blow to the corporation, given that it provides about a third of BBC Worldwide's profits.

Famous customers Most of Wales' best-known sports-people have graced Zushi with their presence, given that it provides the low carb, high protein food so beloved by athletes.

While large-scale affordable housing communities emerged on the outskirt of large cities [12], urban rail transportation infrastructure became critical given that it provides the essential connection between suburban housing and urban center jobs [13].

This video demo shows an amazing app which, frankly, could even give the iTunes store a run for it's money given that it provides instant access to millions of tracks, assuming Apple lets it into the App Store of course.

Gold itself cannot be accurately valued, given that it provides no yield.

Although indexing is championed mostly by advocates for low-wage workers, the idea has found some conservative adherents as well, given that it provides employers with predictability.

Given that it provides a marginal income at best, Mr. Simpson should be more interested in her work than he appears to be. Simpson must resign immediately.

This is practicable given that it provides a broader framework that exceeds the possibilities for evaluation and intervention implicit in the standard design of the MBI-GS, which is more directed towards a unified (although three-dimensional) definition of the syndrome [ 7, 8].