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Tracing its roots to the gambling circles of post-war Japan, where it gained popularity for its drama and unpredictability, it first became an Olympic event at the Sydney Games in 2000.

Sister Bernadette Porter, formerly rector of Roehampton University of Surrey, took the former church college to the point where it gained university status in its own right.

The party celebrated its biggest gains in Essex where it gained 11 seats in Basildon to ensure it went from Tory to no overall control.

But now the President's army is one of the last bastions fighting against the advance of Isis in Syria, where it gained a foothold before starting its bloody sweep through northern Iraq.

She says WellPoint is expanding its presence in the large-employer market, where it gained customers in the first quarter.

Scottish immigrants brought the game to North America, first to Canada around 1760, then to the United States around 1830, where it gained a few followers, mostly in the Midwest, until beginning its slow march toward becoming a niche pastime and then, in 1998, an Olympic sport.

This is where it gains its value.

Earlier this week HTC lost a patent case against Apple in the United States, where it gains half its revenues and is the largest Android smartphone seller.

The largest Westminster parties have long agreed a "No" vote should lead to more tax-raising powers for Scotland, potentially creating a situation where it gains greater control over its own revenues but retains Barnett money.

"The majority of our assets and our secret sauce is in Jabil's operations," says Graham, giving examples such as Jabil's process for buying raw materials, the nature of its supply chain, and where it gains profit margins.

The virus has an affinity for epithelium (the covering of the skin and mucous membranes of the gastrointestinal tract); it forms a primary vesicle where it gains entrance into the body.