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The plan published today is largely in line with revised proposals published earlier this year which will see Belfast retain four constituencies.

However, the $1.37 billion in taxes for March were in line with revised estimates made earlier this year.

It said results for the year, to be announced at the end of the month, were expected to be in line with revised market estimates.

Anheuser-Busch did not immediately disclose details of the agreement but said "the proposed resolution is substantially in line" with revised terms announced in February.

We aimed to test this hypothesis by comparing lipid profiles, endothelial function and levels of vascular superoxide production in a group of patients who underwent coronary artery bypass graft surgery in 2003 with an age-matched group of patients undergoing surgery in 2007 in whom cholesterol levels were significantly lower in line with revised secondary prevention protocols.

Revenue fell 10 percent to $1.41 billion, in line with analysts' revised expectations.

The sources said the shift, based on a better understanding of Iran's technical limitations, puts the timeline closer to 2015 and in line with recently revised British and Israeli figures.

Compaq says earnings per share for the quarter were 13 cents, in line with its revised March 15 guidance of 12 to 14 cents a share, but it missed the analyst consensus estimate compiled by First Call/Thomson Financial by a penny.

All patients were in line with the revised McDonald criteria [ 15] and classification standard.

eGF was calculated according to the MDRD formula [ 27] and kidney function was assessed in line with the revised chronic kidney disease classification [ 28].

Technical support Strengthen child protection emergency preparedness and response plans and provide technical support to countries in emergencies in line with the revised Core Commitments for Children (CCC) and the cluster approach.