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But few service businesses have experienced the top-to-toe changes which have swept through manufacturing companies.

The weekend's sporting programme has been further afflicted this morning with six more football fixtures falling foul of the icy weather conditions which have swept the country.

William Hague, the Foreign Secretary, yesterday visited Tunisia, the birthplace of the popular protests which have swept through the Arab world, and pledged increased aid to lay the basis for democratic institutions.

American intelligence officials have told Mr. Obama that the cyberattacks on American companies emanating from China, which have swept up billions of dollars' worth of intellectual property, are caused by the increasing desperation inside China to keep its economy growing at 7 or 8 percent a year.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI), which has raised interest rates twice this year, still has work to do.The pace of rate hikes will be governed by two imponderables: the monsoon, which is now sweeping up the coastal state of Kerala, and the squalls on world financial markets, which have swept outwards from Greece.

About 600 homes are still without power after the storms which have swept Scotland, according to Scottish Hydro.

That spark started a bush fire, which has swept the country.

His government is part of a phenomenon which has swept almost the whole of South America.

I refer not so much to the architectural transformation, as to that which has swept the citizenry.

Linsanity, which has swept up Knicks fans and raced through sporting goods stores, is gripping Wall Street as well.

And the business, Stine added, has been helped along by "this whole health movement," which has swept up dogs in its wake.