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Still, for the most part it has secured good access to European markets so far.

Craig Oliver, the former BBC executive who is No 10's director of communications, has secured good TV pictures for the Prime Minister but critics claim he lacks the nous of his predecessor Andy Coulson, the former News of the World editor, about what will play badly in the newspapers and the Dog and Duck.

1.4 Potential Risks Unavailable or scarce raw material feed stock for production Replay is confident that it has secured good availability of low cost post-consumer PET bottles (feed stock) derived from post-consumer beverage bottles from California based recycling collectors, and has back up sources identified.

Despite the likelihood that all three systems would hold that the purchaser had secured good title to the watch even though the seller retained physical possession of it, all three systems, somewhat surprisingly, would probably protect the third party to whom the jeweler transferred it.

Using Crunchbase data, we highlighted more than a dozen companies in the coffee and tea space that have secured good-sized rounds in roughly the past year.

"UK Export Finance, part of UKTI, is supporting the banks and giving them confidence by getting the debt facilities out there, when the business lacks the capital or the security but has secured a good contract that with all the checks and balances will work," he said.

UK campaigners for quitting the EU will denounce the scheme as a sham and Conservative backbench resistance to the idea may grow, complicating Cameron's sales pitch that he has secured a good deal.

"This government has secured a good deal for councils, including freezing council tax for a further two years and importantly, £3.8bn for adult social care".

"Every bit of the public sector needs to keep doing its bit to pay off the inherited deficit, and the government has secured a good deal for local government, including freezing council tax for a further two years.

A Communities and Local Government Department spokesman said: "Every bit of the public sector needs to keep doing its bit to pay off the inherited deficit, and the government has secured a good deal for local government including freezing council tax for a further two years".

Grabr, an SF-based platform with a convenient way for people to buy international goods, has secured a $2.7 million funding round led by SignalFire.