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European firms are racing to secure business opportunities in Iran after the UN security council adopted a landmark nuclear deal, paving the way for sanctions to be lifted later this year.

This, warned Baffoe, was being unhesitatingly replicated in Africa by companies racing to secure concessions without acknowledging the issues it could raise at local community level.

For the Americans, who are racing to secure the country against a deadline set by President Obama, the emergence of such strongmen is seen as a lesser evil, despite how compromised many of them are.

The Queensland premier's move highlights a new level of civic opposition to the controversial program, which has left SBS racing to secure locations for a second series after councils in Brisbane and Melbourne denied producers filming permits.

BEHIND THE NEWS As CD sales plunge, record labels and promoters are racing to secure deals that cut them in on all of an artist's revenue streams -- from recordings, tours, publishing and licensing rights, endorsements and other endeavors.

As CD sales plunge, an array of players — including record labels, promoters and advertisers — are racing to secure deals that cut them in on a larger share of an artist's overall revenue.

One policeman, his head bleeding, staggered away as security personnel raced to secure the parking area of the palace.

That has created a flurry of activity, as developers have raced to secure early commitments from buyers.

As consumers raced to secure discounted products, Alibaba provided live updates of "transaction milestones", and a live sales figure on a giant screen at its premises in Hangzhou.

Shaw finished second in the medal race to secure the bronze.

Now there's a new race – to secure the music in the biggest TV Christmas ads.