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Moscow's sway over eastern and central Europe is dependent on Gazprom, which has used its dominance to set favourable terms, selling long-term contracts linked to the oil price.

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The line in Las Vegas was similar, with Mr Pacquiao quoted at -800 (an $8 bet would win $1) and Mr Marquez at +500.The "boxing traders" who set the odds at Paddy Power, an Irish bookmaker, considered three factors in setting favourable odds for Mr Pacquiao, according to Marc Webber, a spokesman for the company.

In the longer term the risks were less pronounced, the ratings agency said, assuming the UK could set up favourable trade agreements with its neighbours.

For example, some MTCs exclude placebo or no treatment from consideration because it is sometimes believed that placebo trials vary over time or are set in favourable conditions to appease regulatory authorities.

"Small talk is important as it sets a favourable scene at the start.

When it ordered the companies to sell shops the CMA said the merger could reduce the number of discounts and free bets offered by bookmakers competing locally and lead to betting odds, which are set nationally, less favourable for customers.

It has been reported (and not contradicted) that a women's co-operative bank she set up gave favourable loans to her relatives and was shut down by the Reserve Bank of India, and that there were problems with a sugar mill she promoted.

This paper investigates the utility of General Morphological Analysis to present the causal factors from a systems-based perspective; expose the underlying and unfavourable conditions that conspire in knowable ways to create this congestion; and offer a more favourable set of conditions based on necessary technological and social adjustments that can eliminate, or at least reduce, the congestion.

Not only was the record set without a favourable wind (+0.0 m/s), but he also visibly slowed down to celebrate before he finished and his shoelace was untied.

One important environmental cue is prolonged cold, which accelerates flowering in a process termed vernalization and aligns pollination and seed set with the favourable conditions of spring.

Kaplan Meier plots were graphed to visualise the difference in OS between these groups and, thus, the capacity of the gene set to discriminate favourable from poor prognosis patients.

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