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But executives from online stores say they have not seen any drop in orders in the wake of the anthrax news.

Due to flagging aircraft orders in the wake of the financial crisis, anticipated demand for new aeroplanes and engines has been slower to materialise than was originally envisaged by Rolls-Royce.

The London mayor called for more powers for security services to monitor email traffic and a tightening up of Tpims (Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measures) – the new control orders – in the wake of the revelations about Emwazi.

French Ligue 1 and Ligue 2 matches will be played without away supporters for a second successive weekend on government orders in the wake of the Paris attacks.

Mercedes team-mates Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg are to have their first meeting together to clarify their position on team orders in the wake of last month's Hungarian Grand Prix. (Guardian) .

The company stood by the research it had ordered in the wake of the incident.

Mary's Hospital, built by her order in the wake of a disastrous tornado.

He told law enforcement agencies to take all necessary measures to maintain order in the wake of looting.

The court order in the wake of the first attack required that they be muzzled when they were outside the home and kept in an enclosed yard.

The report, produced by the Growth and Opportunity Project, which Priebus ordered in the wake of the defeat, recommended changes in five key areas: messaging, demographics, campaign mechanics, technology and reform of the primary process.

Up to 200 Australian couples affected by Thailand barring surrogate babies from leaving the country without a court order in the wake of the baby Gammy case are now "pawns in a disastrous game", a leading surrogacy lawyer says.