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Penn State's strong bond rating reflects "very strong student demand" and its "consistent ability to draw out-of-state students who pay high tuition rates," Moody's said.

She told Japan's foreign minister, Takeaki Matsumoto, that her visit reflected "our very strong bonds of friendship that go very deep into the hearts of our people".

But the figures also reflect the very strong pre-orders and high demand for PS4, as well as the successful PR and all the goodwill that's built up for the machine".

The importance of political decentralization was reflected in very strong municipal cultures, so that the centre of gravity of a good deal of British artistic and literary life long continued to remain in the English provinces and within each of the constituent nations.

"We are very pleased that the offer price has been set at the top end of the range, reflecting a very strong vote of confidence in A.IA.'s future and our ability to capture and realize the exceptional growth potential of the Asia Pacific region," Mark Tucker, A.I.A.'s chief executive, said in a statement on Friday.

Deborah Jacobs here on Forbes would be another model for a point of view - reflected in very strong writing even when she's describing potentially mundane topics.

It has reflected very badly on us".

"This agreement reflects the continuing very strong demand in the market for Hamersley's products," said Rio Tinto's chief executive of the iron ore group, Sam Walsh.

Within the core figure, food sales were down 0.5%, clothing slid 1% and general merchandise decreased 0.4%, which Newland says may partly reflect payback for very strong sales at the end of the first quarter.

The biological signal from breast tumors recapitulated in whole blood does not appear to be very strong, reflected by the high number of latent components necessary in the PLS model.

They reflect what has been a very strong year on the fringe.