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A spokeswoman for the FT said that Nikkei has purposely not been involved because it was felt that in line with maintaining the newspaper's independence the discussions should be handled by the publication's own management.

The broadcaster said authorities had blocked Instagram and the messaging app Telegram, which is the most popular social networking platform in Iran, citing an anonymous source who said the move was "in line with maintaining peace and security of the citizens".

Key points were made specific to the exercise tasks and included cues from the coaches to achieve the desired techniques: avoid extraneous limb movement; concentrate on balance not the task; do not lean excessively with the trunk; keep the arms close to body; keep the contact foot in line with hips; maintain balance after task; maintain leg (shank) stability.

Asked for comment, a senior government official, who spoke on condition of anonymity in line with official policy, maintained that the journalists in jail in Turkey were there for criminal and terrorist offenses, not for their journalism.

Inflation expectations for the euro area continue to be firmly anchored in line with our aim of maintaining inflation rates below, but close to, 2% over the medium term.

Mischou said that the company's first-quarter results were in line with expectations and is maintaining his 1999 EPS estimate of $1.26 and a 2000 estimate of $1.50.

The biologic processes regulated by miR-215, miR-299-5p miR-299-5p miR-299-5p, identified through the analysis of their respective target-gene lists, are in line with their role in maintaining cellular homeostasis.

Our findings are also in line with this, as mice maintained on CD showed no increase in ketone blood content and nonetheless showed a similar decrease in neurotransmission as KD fed mice.

But the most important thing for a social entrepreneur is to create a new business model in line with their vision, which maintains the integrity of their mission throughout.

This is not only ethically defendable in view of the surgical results but also in line with a strategy to maintain surgical experience within centralized neurovascular centers.

The industry of concern is Air Traffic Management, and the nature of the work involves the development of new concepts to make ATM more effective (e.g. handling more traffic in line with increasing public demand) while maintaining or improving safety.