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Japan's economy expanded 1percentt in the April-June quarter, the government said today, a stronger-than-expected performance driven by higher government and consumer spending.

"The combined strength of our firearms and accessories businesses delivered an exceptional performance, driven by healthy consumer demand across our growing portfolio of firearm and outdoor lifestyle offerings," Debney said.

Dave Price, the head of BBC iPlayer, said: "BBC iPlayer had a record-breaking festive period, with performance driven by new mobiles and tablets unwrapped on Christmas Day, and it looks like these devices have yet to be put down".

In return it gets better performance driven by precise, numerical targets set at the centre.But this week John Reid, the health secretary, said that many of the National Health Service's performance targets will be replaced by "quality standards" from 2005.

For months, News Corporation's buoyant stock price and solid financial performance, driven by the strength of its United States television assets, had allowed executives based in New York to paint the scandal as an unfortunate but isolated series of events at the British tabloids, a tiny part of the overall business.

"The Smith's have managed to build an organization in Provo that is focused on performance, and a culture of performance driven by complete transparency," said Patrick Llewellyn, President and CEO of 99designs who recently visited the office.

Live, MNEK delivers powerful (but still wildly fun) performances driven by his deep, soulful vocals -- his set this year is sure to be one of the most talked about at the festival.

In 2005 the firm, listed on the London Stock Exchange and included in the FTSE 100, reported earnings of $293 million on $977 million in revenue, a performance driven almost entirely by its dominance of the online U.S. poker market.

We also breakdown performance based on which orthology groups the interaction participants are members of, and find that the good performance is driven by generally good performance for most pairs of orthology groups.

Ultimately, performance is driven by self-belief.

The strong performance was driven by late timing of Easter.