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Here's what it means — For its products, very, very little.

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Here we explain what that means for its customers as well as those of the other energy companies: It's always good when a company cuts its prices.

What this means for its readers is that books they have already purchased might become unreadable.

Marsden also fears that the Department for Transport has not considered what devolution means for its future role.

That means for its roughly 265,000 listings, the traveler pays upon checkout rather than in advance, and cancellation depends on the hotel's policy.

Beyond the AU, Morocco fears what it could mean for its own claim over Western Sahara.

It was meant for its own sons, who were seen as acting in history to gain their state, one that could offer livelihoods to young Palestinians like themselves.

The real significance of Wood's ambitious book against God lies not in what it has to tell us about its subject, but in what it might mean for its author.

As a result of Hurd's improvements, investors will keep a close watch on HP's guidance for next year, and what it will mean for its operating margin.

Considering all the deserved hue and cry about gentrification in London, Glasgow is also struggling with what its new identity and what it will mean for its old inhabitants.