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Analysts at N+1 Brewin said: We see the deal as good value for the company, while also giving it complete control over its flagship assets.

— Cher (@cher) August 22, 2014 PETA BUYS #SEAWORLD STOCK ?!? THIS CANT BE TRUE !!!!! THIS CANT BE TRUE !!!!!!!!!!!!! SeaWorld, which operates 11 theme parks across the United States, is facing intense scrutiny over its flagship killer whale shows following the release of the award-winning documentary "Blackfish", admitting the negative media attention is taking a toll on visitor numbers.

The lack of investor enthusiasm -- though hardly devastating for EADS, the world's third-largest aerospace company after Boeing and Lockheed Martin -- cast a pall over its flagship project: a $12 billion plan to build a superjumbo jet, the A3XX, that is intended to eclipse the Boeing 747.

Separately, it emerged that the Office for Budget Responsibility had been critical of the DWP over universal credit – its flagship change to the welfare system that rolls six benefits into one.

The change came after Carlsberg took over the American distribution of its flagship beer from Labatt U.S.A., now the InBev U.S.A. division of InBev.

Samsung Group disclosed plans in May to spend more than 23 billion won on development of green energy over the next 10 years, and its flagship company, Samsung Electronics, has promised to cut carbon emissions from its plants by half.

Ethereum is the most famous smart contracts platform, though that reputation tipped over into infamy when its flagship application went rogue.

Reed had drawn particular criticism over its defence links from its flagship title The Lancet.

Ivanka Trump, whose name has been attached to both the hotel's spa and its flagship suite over two floors of the bell tower, also sounded worn down by the steady stream of attacks.

The group also reported continued market share gains for its Sephora perfume shops, currently at the centre of a political row in France over the opening hours of its flagship store in Paris.

Due to tardiness within the BBC over trademarking the name of its flagship pop-music show, the opportunistic Hallmark Records/Pickwick label was able to regularly flood the market with re-recordings – some sterling, but most laughable –of the hits of the day.