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"We see the euro is holding remarkably well in its exchange rate to the US dollar: it's maintaining its share as a global reserve currency," he says.

Of those three, housing is the only one that has come close to maintaining its share of the American pocketbook.

The Premier League's high-octane mix of sweat and skill remains the key driver of pay TV subscriptions and at least maintaining its share of 38 matches is crucial to BT's ambitions.

For example, Iowa added its Statewide Voluntary Preschool Program to expand eligibility to all children while maintaining its Shared Visions program targeting at-risk students.

If Apple wants to maintain its share, it "will have to move down market," said Mark Newman, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein in Hong Kong.

"It keeps the horse race focused on terrestrial radio and how it will maintain its share versus satellite".

The market for comics has shrunk, especially factoring in the decline of major bookstore chains, but Marvel has maintained its share and it has done so while steadily increasing the prices of its books, especially reprint editions.

But above all Germany's success has been export-driven: unlike most other big rich economies it has maintained its share of world exports over the past decade, even as China has risen.In this section Egypt rises up At sea Greater expectations?

Aber Resources, also of Vancouver, had 33percentt of the claim, but after it failed to maintain its share of expenses, according to Winspear, Aber's interest was reduced to 15percentt.

Turning to the other three main global C&T-producing regional blocks with respect to C&T-value added in 1995, it is noteworthy that while Central Europe could almost maintain its share in worldwide C&T-value added, East Asia and the Pacific Region as well as Americas each lost about half of their shares over the investigation period.

Ueberroth said Saturday that he would fight for the United States to maintain its share of revenue generated by the Olympics.