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The move could cost Labour an estimated £5m in income but the party believes it will substantially increase its number of active members in the run-up to the next election.

Therefore, an immediate, modest but feasible way to initiate such a global leadership role would be for Germany to announce that it will substantially increase its voluntary contribution to UNICEF.

As I've said previously, I think the new exchanges, and particularly the generous new subsidies that are available on them, will eventually prove very popular, and Obamacare be a success on its own terms: i.e., it will substantially reduce the number of uninsured.

Like many who are keen on the experiment, she wonders if it is an overhyped gimmick or if it will substantially alter the debates or politics.

"Over the next couple of weeks, it will substantially diminish the wildfire threat," said Andy Devanas, meteorologist for the Florida Division of Emergency Management.

The Abbott government has performed another U-turn on school funding, indicating it will substantially retain Labor's Gonski-inspired mover over the next four years.

The CCS said it has the power to unwind or modify a deal if it sees that its completion will substantially weaken competition, but it is unclear what that might mean for a regional business like Grab.

Line has never officially broken out a MAU figure but common sense says it will be substantially lower than its 360 million registered users figure.

But in a statement, the firm said it will not substantially change the experience of its Internet service customers.

The cable giant, which is resisting a takeover attempt by Charter Communications, said Thursday it will be substantially boosting Internet speeds and its video-on-demand platforms.

"It will be substantially weighted in retail, which has been a tough place to be".