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The company is confident that the unit's business "bottomed out in 2002 and will make a substantial recovery in 2003," the chief executive, Markus Gemuend, said.

Ms Croose said: "The pine marten is the first mammalian predator which almost became extinct in the 19th century to make a substantial recovery in Scotland.

If the coming news is bad enough, getting the extra security could be crucial to making a substantial recovery for the bondholders.

Specifically, what Bernanke must do is convince the markets that monetary policy will stay loose indefinitely into the future: that instead of obsessing about inflation, the Fed will act to rein in monetary policy only once employment has made a substantial recovery.

By 2011 it had made a substantial recovery, but now there is a possibility it will slip back.

Although Phillips acknowledges that the whales have made a substantial recovery, he said that without the Endangered Species Act it will be harder to regulate any number of activities, ranging from the explosions used in seismic exploration to the sea bed disruption caused by oil drilling operations.

However, the high levels in a patient with Morvan's syndrome who made a substantial recovery with plasma exchange, and a chance conversation with Joel Oger (neurologist in Vancouver) led to the appreciation that such antibodies were also present in patients with CNS disease, including limbic encephalitis (Buckley et al., 2001).

Vicky Balch, 20, from Leyland in Lancashire, suffered potentially life-changing injuries in the crash and is expected to make a "substantial claim for damages" to support her recovery.

Her solicitor said she suffered potentially life-changing injuries and is expected to make a "substantial claim for damages" to support her recovery.

Three dishes make a substantial meal.

Can they make a substantial contribution to potential growth?