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The slave trade boomed when it was liberalised by the Spanish crown after Spain failed to control the smuggling of black Africans.

The Aix-en-Provence services did not run in 2014 but will be replaced along with the seasonal Avignon Centre services with the new year round service to Marseille as of 1 May 2015 In 2010, international rail travel was liberalised by new European Union directives, designed to break up monopolies in order to encourage competition for services between countries.

Switzerland does not currently participate in the free movement of workers in Europe, although this will likely be gradually liberalised by 2007 for EU-15 citizens and by 2011 for the new member states (cf. DFA 2005; European Communities 2002).

That has unravelled as social attitudes towards homosexuality have liberalised, accompanied by changes to the law over the last half century: decriminalisation in 1967, the introduction of civil partnerships in 2005, and marriage equality in 2014.

To boost competition, the continental market is being liberalised and a test run by Germany's Deutsche Bahn this month will be the first non-Eurostar train through the Channel Tunnel.

Hungary has also traded on the fact that it moved towards a market economy far earlier than its communist neighbours and, by 1988, had liberalised a far larger portion of its economy.Yet even in Hungary the government is heading for high deficits, which could delay its entry into the single currency.

A reform round in July drafted by another minister, Pierluigi Bersani, liberalised pharmacies, taxis and legal fees.

But Mr Arcelli points out that sales to industry are more lucrative, are already partly liberalised, and should be entirely deregulated by 2011.Gazprom is another worry.

What the economic mandarins have failed to acknowledge is the link between dwelling price growth and the expanding sums of debt that are continually pumped into the housing market by our deregulated and liberalised banking and financial system.

Second, the government liberalised the hospital sector in England by giving publicly owned hospitals additional fiscal and managerial autonomy and encouraging private sector providers to enter the market and deliver care to publicly funded patients.

Guided by Manmohan Singh, then finance minister, the government liberalised the economy, scrapping licensing and opening up to traders and investors.