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That has further pressured record-label executives to rewrite the economics of their business and step beyond the sale of albums in an attempt to wring revenue out of everything from ring tones to artist fan clubs.
Li added that the recent earthquake has further pressured pork supply and contributed to inflated hog prices.
What we can try and do here at the G8 is have further pressure for the peace conference and the transition that is needed to bring this conflict to an end.
The effort in reducing CO2 emissions seems to have further pressures due to the increase in prices of oil commodities.
The recession, which has stripped tens of thousands of jobs since then -- meaning fewer office cubicles to be lighted or heated and less money in the economy being spent on electronic toys and gadgetry -- has further reduced pressure on the system.
Loyalist forces regained control after two days and the president returned.In this section The caliphate strikes back Red card for the ultras Contra mundum Outstaying their welcome Good coup, bad coup Risk on Reprints Related topics Politics World politics African politics Coups Government and politicsBut the coup attempt has further increased pressure on the president to step down.
Moreover, recent studies also indicate that maternal hyperglycaemia, at lower levels that those previously recognised, has a detrimental effect on fetal welfare [ 25] and this finding has further increased pressure on health professionals to effect an immediate reduction in maternal blood glucose levels [ 13].
Arbroath's Jamie Reid shot wide in the second half, Mark Whatley was then denied and Shire had to sustain further pressure to claim a point.
Factoring NSS scores into the government's new teaching excellence framework, which assesses teaching quality, has further increased the pressure.
"The final quarter of 2011 has further highlighted the market pressure that is being exerted on print advertising revenues," Mecom said.
In a men's magazine market that was already seen by some as slightly stale, the success of the weeklies Zoo and Nuts has further ratcheted up the pressure on the monthlies.
