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Meridian is set to take share orders from local retail investors from Sept. 30 to Oct. 18.

Leeds are in line for a major financial boost, with an unnamed consortium set to take shares in the club.

Many of the oldest among them — those now set to take power — share something else: an upbringing during some of China's most difficult years.

The bill for pensions and retiree health care are set to take an increasing share of GDP, which means that fewer resources will go towards the young and their children.

The centre-right EPP is set to take the largest share of the seats, with an estimated 208 - against 186 for the centre-left S&D bloc.

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But analyst projections suggest declining demand for SE-sized smartphones in the coming years — as phablets are set to take a greater and greater share of the market.

The centre-right New Democracy party is set to take 75 seats with 28% of the vote share – virtually unchanged from the previous election.

The auction to share out the airwaves is set to take place at the end of the year, although the process has already been held up several times.

He said Hester had been set to take the bonus at a time when the bank was going to make 3,500 people redundant, its share price was falling and other public sector workers were taking a 1% pay cut.

It is set to take effect Jan . 1