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Gambling proponents have long sought to make further inroads in New Hampshire, the first state to introduce the lottery.

Sir Peter said British Telecom would make further inroads in its debt with the sales of Yell, a business directories subsidiary, and a real estate portfolio.

The signing of the Saudi deal was welcomed by analysts who said it could help BAE make further inroads in the region.

The Green party leader, Elizabeth May, kept her seat but the party's share of the vote dropped slightly and it failed to make further inroads in British Columbia, a province where the party had focused a lot of its efforts.

The industry has managed to sustain gains made during the boom of the late 1990's, largely shrug off 9/11 and make further inroads in cocaine markets in the United States.

Atheros, based in San Jose, Calif., is one of the top chip makers for these new technologies, so an acquisition would allow Qualcomm, which has a market value of $82.5 billion, to make further inroads in these markets.

Anwar led his alliance to unprecedented gains in 2008 elections and made further inroads in 2013 polls.

One of the motives behind the Banacci proposal was to block the Spanish group from making further inroads in Mexico's financial industry, said a Banacci executive who explained the arrangement.

But first, they'll focus on making further inroads in their home country.

With nightwatchman Peter Siddle at the crease, the hosts will be hopeful of making further inroads in the morning as they look to claw their way into the match.

NEW YORK, May 31 (Reuters) - U.S. consumer debt fell in the first three months of the year as Americans made further inroads in paying down credit in all areas but student loans, which rose during the quarter, the New York Federal Reserve Bank said on Thursday.