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Guinness went on to merge with Grand Metropolitan Hotels to form Diageo, which has concentrated on drinks and has expanded into China and other emerging markets.

The Daily Telegraph, which has concentrated on subscriptions for longer than most, is giving away a Kindle, an e-reading device, to people who subscribe for a year.

Previous work, which has concentrated on average values, failed to highlight this distinction, which seems to have been caused by over-correction of the daytime figures.

By producing "Raft of the Medusa" in this intimate setting, the company, which has concentrated on new works, with only two revivals of well-known plays in three seasons, is also expanding its mission.

Unlike the United States Federal Reserve, which has concentrated on combating any slowdown by reducing interest rates five times this year, the European bank has been torn between fears of rising prices and of slumping growth.

But that buying has not been enough to offset the selling pressure from other investors, which has concentrated in stocks of companies that have warned that growth prospects were less than investors had grown accustomed to.

That city, which had concentrated public housing in its southwest, was forced to build on the east side, where more whites lived.

The farmer-turned-politician Sirisena united a fractured opposition and told voters he would root out corruption and undo unpopular constitutional reforms which have concentrated powers on the presidency.

We are all only beginning to understand the changes.In the West at least, the first wave of women's emancipation, which had concentrated on legal and political equality, was largely won by mid-century, though only just in France, where De Beauvoir and other Frenchwomen had had to wait until 1945 to be able to vote.

There are also some extensions which have concentrated on choosing an appropriate neighborhood for the encoding process (e.g. the number and distribution of the sampling points as well as the shape and size of the neighborhood).

It is perhaps easier to see how some utility can be achieved when travelling for leisure and there have been some effective quantitative studies in this area which have concentrated on modelling particularly preferences and liking for travel in general and give insights into the desire for travel [8].