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The club's new owners believe Roma is well positioned to emerge as the next big global brand in soccer.

The company's executives stressed that Cisco's experience with the boom-bust nature of technology have it well positioned to emerge from the downturn unscathed.

Certainly, that seems to be the view of [electoral expert Prof] John Curtice, who wrote recently that no party is well positioned to emerge with an overall majority.

As we see more real-time redemption programs come to market, financial institutions and retailers who use artificial intelligence are positioned to emerge as the new loyalty program leaders.

Former investment banks turned bank holding companies Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are well positioned to emerge from the existing turmoil because of their strong capital holdings and dexterous management.

While Giga analyst Adrian acknowledges that Pervasive's e-business competition is severe, he notes that the company has weathered competitive onslaughts in the past and is uniquely positioned to emerge as a leader.

It will generate new Fatah-Hamas frictions, making it harder for a unified position to emerge.

"It's about helping these teams get through a difficult period so they will be in a position to emerge from their current financial problems as sustainable Canadian N.H.L. franchises".

As his predecessors as president of the ANC, Chief Albert Luthuli and Oliver Tambo, had done, he encouraged important policy positions to emerge from open and democratic debate rather than to be imposed from above.

Toulouse's emphatic home win came against Zebre, the tournament's worst side, and Wasps and Connacht appear to be in stronger positions to emerge from that pool leaving Clermont flying the flag with an impressive performance – for 45 minutes at least – against Ulster.

The Court's approval of this financing commitment puts Kodak in a strong position to emerge from Chapter 11.