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Last Friday, KB Home reported a 25 percent drop in orders, in line with the industry average.

In 2011, David Cameron pledged to use government resources to end the practice at home and abroad; and in Scotland legislation was hurriedly passed, introducing forced marriage protection orders in line with legislation in England and Wales.

Balls said he was prepared to look at alternatives to control orders, in line with the work being conducted for the coalition by Lord Macdonald, the former head of the Director of Public Prosecutions.

Despite cornering two-thirds of the European market with clients such as Kronenbourg and Stella Artois, the German-based company said it had been hit by reduced orders in line with falling beer sales.

Millar was favorable to most of the changes in the storyline, including the story arc of the Fates issuing death orders in line with the series' original theme of predestination.

"The IPCC has prioritised securing relevant CCTV and then has spoken to a large number of witnesses in priority order, in line with our witness strategy," a spokesperson said.

Without mentioning the United States directly, Mr. Putin called for a "multipolar" world order, in line with his frequent criticisms of what he considers the Bush administration's unilateral foreign policies.

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The lack of explicit prioritisation criteria that may cause patients with the same level of need to have very different waiting periods and the negative health effects of delay of surgery, further reinforce the necessity to develop instruments which enable the waiting list to be ordered in line with patients' needs [ 2, 4- 8].

The good news from Cisco was a statement by Chief Executive Officer John Chambers, who said November orders were in line with expectations, even as sales were still declining and difficult to forecast.

Fewer detainers are being issued, and a far higher percentage of them are for felony convictions or old deportation orders, more in line with ICE's official priorities, Wishnie said.