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The Moscow establishment, which has hailed Vladimir Putin's war and which is trying to ride his coattails, beat the system.

Mr Darling has joined the board of Morgan Stanley, which has hailed his "insight into both the global economy and the global financial system".

But Boeing, which has hailed the 787 as a "game changer" for the airline industry, said it still expected the program to be profitable.

Some of those sales have been fueled by the Christian media, which has hailed the "Christian Harry Potter" for its religious references and its celebration of God's power.

Crushing losses in recent local elections for prime minister Mariano Rajoy's governing People's party (PP), which has hailed the economic recovery in its pitch to voters, suggest that feeling is widespread.

That kindness has been mirrored by the critical community, which has hailed "Girls" as one of the best new shows of 2012.

Hunt's decision, which was twice deferred, is likely to be welcomed by both the Queensland government and mining industry, which have hailed the Abbot Point and Curtis Island LNG projects for their job-creating potential.

Andy Sommer, an analyst at HSH Nordbank in Hamburg, said that settling the dispute was important for BP, which had hailed the joint venture as one of its biggest growth engines.

Even China – which Jing has hailed as an example of transformational change from coal – is moving away from coal, because of air pollution choking its cities.

He repeated that he'd never testify against the president, a promise for which Trump has hailed his longtime friend as having "guts".

BEIJING — The Beijing government put in place emergency measures on Wednesday to try to combat thick smog that has encased the city, which the Communist Party has hailed as a showcase capital, in brown and gray soot.