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Many of London's most prominent VCs have quickly issued strong statements that they will continue to invest as normal (Index, Balderton, Atomico, LocalGlobe, Hoxton, White Star, Entrepreneur First, Seedcamp, among others).

He made these comments before the Tories came to power, galvanising a new generation into anti-cuts activists, and he has quickly issued a statement making it clear that he is no supporter of David Cameron.

Mr. Merah's killings have quickly become an issue in the race for the French presidency, with the first round of the election less than a month away.

He added: "On the positive side, we have quickly identified the issue with the chassis and our design office has already devised a solution.

Proposals that had seemed promising, including using the fund to issue insurance on government bond issues, have quickly run aground.

The decline in confidence is a sign that consumers are disturbed by changes in the job market, which have quickly become a crucial issue in the presidential campaign, economists said.

However, he appeared to have quickly ironed out the issue by shooting a 63 to win a pro-member event at Seminole Golf Club on Monday.

He said there would be no major changes in his education proposals, which have quickly become the most divisive issues between Republicans and Democrats.

The silent marches have quickly turned a centuries-old caste issue into a social media sensation.

After the Jeep Cherokee hack, automaker Fiat scrambled to have the problem fixed and quickly issued a safety recall for 1.4 million U.S. cars and trucks to install a security update patch.

She said the Education Ministry had ordered the standards to be quickly issued in the wake of the crash.