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At this point, it is important to acknowledge the importance of GFP labelling and the ease with which it has allowed localization studies to be conducted (Enenkel, 2014; Groothuis & Reits, 2005).

The New York Times has found that within three weeks of the legal office's posting, the Air Force issued a retraction, which it had allowed the company to edit.

Community activist, social theorist, and local legend Grace Lee Boggs got her PhD in philosophy at Bryn Mawr College in 1940, not Yale, which although it had allowed women to take certain graduate-level classes over the years didn't officially go co-ed until 1969.

#SCAF in one GIF http://t.co/oJZNjyTafO — Mostafa Hussein (@moftasa) 1 Jul 13 Writing on Twitter and Facebook, another activist, Omar Kamel, suggested that Egypt's military was aiming to defend the "two-state solution," by which it has been allowed to maintain full control over its own affairs, including wide-ranging economic interests.

In the end, Chiquita was fined a mere $25 million which it has been allowed to pay over a 5-year period.

As well as its own branded apps, Shopmium has a grey label offering in France — partnering with a women's magazine called Femme Actuelle — which includes co-branding, and which it says has allowed it to extend its reach into a new market segment of older female shoppers.

LocalGinger focuses on secondary markets for its social commerce activities, which it says has allowed it to build a strong following in select cities.

The club claims it is the victim of an "abuse of power" by the WRU which, it claims, has allowed "third party commercial entities" to effectively buy places for other clubs.

BP has long complained about the procedure for assessing claims, which it says has allowed firms that suffered no losses at all to claim for damages.The cheque is in the postThe prospectus was published for the flotation of Royal Mail, the biggest sell-off of a state asset in Britain in two decades.

The OBR attributed that to "significant asset sales over the coming year", which it said had allowed it to forecast a fall in debt as a share of GDP a year earlier than it had expected three months ago.

The committee also criticised the Met, which it said had allowed itself to be influenced by fear of "media criticism and public cynicism".