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The act was repealed in 1991, but Johannesburg retains a high degree of racial segregation.

Mrs. Stein, like many of the shareholders who attended, retains a high opinion of Ms. Stewart, despite the company's problems.

But he retains a high place in the MediaGuardian 100 thanks to the sheer importance of his role and the size of his audience.

His stable companion O'Muircheartaigh had an interrupted preparation over hurdles last winter but his trainer retains a high opinion of him.

While Hong Kong retains a high degree of autonomy under Chinese rule, its police officers now must consider China's national security interests.

"The UK government retains a high degree of expertise, backed up by input from UK companies and trade associations, with regard to the UK's priorities for any trade agreement".

This elite's number was reduced by one by yesterday's withdrawal of Justin Rose (apparently he aggravated a long-standing back injury while bending down to tie a shoelace on the weekend) but the field still retains a high-quality feel.

"In an age when there are very few truly mass-audience platforms left, the X Factor has become pivotal for those labels and artists seeking to reach a family-based audience," says Gennaro Castaldo of HMV, one of the few music retailers that retains a high-street presence.

Despite this drop in brand loyalty, the analyst notes that Apple retains a higher repeat purchase intention level than any other major phone manufacturer it surveyed.

For example, the oral glucose tolerance test retains a higher sensitivity when compared with FPG only.

Thus under conditions that limit root growth, IAA strain still retains a higher capacity to induce nodule formation.