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Alan Rubenstein, chief executive of the PPF, said: "We welcome any steps that may secure more money for the BHS pension schemes.

Europe growth of the Supercharger network is planned throughout 2014, so while production increases may help secure more revenue from car sales, don't expect R&D spend to decrease in future quarters.

Many of the 25 other hopefuls may struggle to secure more than a handful of votes.

Mr Obama, who has put more emphasis than Mr Bush did on China as a solver of global problems, appears to agree.America's friendly rhetoric may help to secure more constructive thinking in Beijing about issues such as tackling climate change or dealing with North Korea.

As the S.E.C. becomes increasingly aggressive about enforcing the rules on Wall Street, the headline-grabbing, eye-popping settlements it has been reaching — and been promising to secure more of — may require the public to do a double-take.

Other Liverpool players may have secured more trophies than Gerrard but his greatness was often forged out of adversity, produced at the moments of greatest necessity.

These may include securing more funding for projects, gaining more government support for particular industry sectors or influencing policy positions.

We may secure ourselves from them.

Also, efficient treatment may secure fetal growth.

"I'm more secure, more myself.

At that point, some of the power will shift back to Spotify and it may be able to secure a more reasonable fee structure.