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The uprising and military coup of 2012, together with ongoing attacks, mean tourists and foreign investors are nervous.

Jim Wright, managing director of Nissan GB, which has invested £420m in developing its best-selling electric car, the Leaf, said: "This announcement, together with ongoing infrastructure developments, should see the growth and wider deployment of this technology continue".

Sources familiar with the process told the Guardian the US regulator insists on an initial 23-page application, a review of 75 pages of further documentation and a four-hour presentation at FAA headquarters followed by a three-hour site visit, together with ongoing reporting and record-keeping obligations.

Some of the results - together with ongoing Rosetta observations - were reported at the recent American Geophysical Union meeting in San Francisco.

Together with ongoing research activities, the potential contribution might increase in the mid- or long term, provided that a general economic perspective of solid biomass electric power generation is granted.

Four open workshops were used together with ongoing engineering evaluations to narrow the list of sites to four: Meridiani Planum and Gusev Crater were ranked highest for science, with southern Isidis Basin and a "wind safe" site in Elysium following in order.

Given the recent costs of Northern Rock, the Olympic Games overspend, replacement of Trident and the money spent on consultants and focus groups in the UK, together with the ongoing chaos of the EU Common Agricultural Policy, I would suggest that more rational expenditure is overdue in the UK and the rest of Europe.

Further work on the long-term results of the ZIP flap procedure is required together with an ongoing appreciation of the important case selection factors for this treatment protocol.

The tremendous progress, together with those ongoing, will make it possible to rationally control the diverse PTMs of heme proteins, especially those associated with human diseases, toward our desired goals for a better life.

Recent attempts to develop alternative versions of this technique are also discussed, together with our ongoing work to generalize the finite-volume micromechanics approach in order to further enhance its predictive capabilities and efficiency.

Together with the ongoing progress in technical improvement of the x-ray dark-field method and its adaptation for clinical applications we think that these results obtained using an experimental x-ray dark-field scanner radiography setup, illustrate the clinical potential of the method for emergency wound care due to improved and complementary foreign-body detection.