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Rival international hotel companies such as France's Accor have similarly big plans.

Expansion is considered vital to the economy, particularly as rival international airports grow – Dubai took Heathrow's top spot as the world's busiest hub for international travel in January.

But analysts are sceptical that a Kremlin social network could ever rival international brands such as Facebook and Twitter and their popular Russian equivalents, Vkontakte and Odnoklassniki.

It is the worst defeat for all of us involved in Tottenham because we have high expectations and losing 6-0 to a rival, international players to suffer this, tends to stick more.

If that demand cannot be met at Heathrow, it will simply transfer to rival international hubs such as Paris, Frankfurt or Amsterdam (which already have four or five runways each).

"There's cases we would want to attract to London," she explained, "but in certain areas, such as enhanced court fees, that has the potential to damage [London compared with rival international court centres].

Today, airlines want to recreate some of those glory days in their upper-class cabins, with American carriers — trying to bounce back from years of financial cutbacks — aiming to catch up with foreign rivals' international service.

So few people were surprised by his appointment by President Fernando Henrique Cardoso to head the National Bank for Economic and Social Development, a multilayered institution that rivals international lending organizations like the World Bank in its size.

And with a roomful of concerned citizens and press to rival any international response to an international crime, the concerns are clear.

Its main rival, O'Hare International Airport in Chicago, was listed second busiest, with 935,000 flights.

Mueller has now moved to the rival Rome international film festival.