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The field (which accounts for around three-quarters of Britain's total gas storage) had been out of action since a fire in February.In days gone by, Rough's absence might have gone broadly unnoticed.
"The good news is the reforms are going broadly in the right direction to strengthen the capital base and reduce the possibility for regulatory arbitrage," said Nicolas Véron, a specialist in financial regulation at the Bruegel research center in Brussels.
The tennis, too, was going broadly as expected, with former champions Roger Federer and Maria Sharapova progressing without incident into the second round, and all six of the lower-ranked Brits playing, including Elena Baltacha, Anne Keothavong and the fancied 18-year-old Kyle Edmund, making the traditional first-round exit.
Long, who is white, complained in the suit that she was being victimized by some of her black bosses in the agency details that have gone broadly unmentioned in this year's media frenzy and were also unmentioned in her 1997 testimony, where any such allegations would, to be sure, have sent the Finance Committee script orbiting in directions uncontrollable.
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Deductions against salary income go beyond broadly accepted principles for offsetting losses against gains.
