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"I am now satisfied that competition and innovation will be preserved on all the markets concerned," the European competition commissioner, Neelie Kroes, said in a statement.

"I am now satisfied that competition and innovation will be preserved on all the markets concerned.

The respiratory rate and end-tidal PCO2 were well preserved on all days.

The real life – the real desire – of cinema is preserved on celluloid for all of us to share.

Not sure if he succeeded, but if so the result will almost certainly be preserved on film, as all our bedrooms had cameras in the chandeliers.

It would be easy to laugh, but whilst you are buttoning up that checked shirt and unloading that can of Elnett onto your forehead, there is a party going on, preserved on Youtube, where all you needed was a shit load of enthusiasm and a large pack of British condoms.

I know some of you will still refuse to believe that any contemporary singers will ever measure up to the ones preserved on vintage recordings from all those other golden ages, but I'm holding my ground.

These tweets are pulled them in as real-time comments on the gig, and – furthermore – they are then preserved for all time on the dedicated Songkick concert page for that gig.

Her memorable articles for the NY Times on fashion and society (all preserved on the Times website) illumined the Sunday Styles and City Weekly sections.

Whether she would have wanted that slip preserved for all time on a recording is another question.

Furthermore the tweets are then preserved for all time on the dedicated Songkick concert page for that gig, foiling Twitter's annoying ability to lose Tweets after a week or so in search.