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Energy services company Wood Group rose 37p to 788.5p despite first half earnings which were virtually flat at $243.9m.

The city has also seen a sharp rise in Cambodian gangs, which were virtually unknown here 10 years ago.

The policy also created a market for environmentally friendly bags, which were virtually non-existent in the country before the ban.

And as with tenure denials, which were virtually unheard of five years ago, the percentage of teachers with unsatisfactory ratings has been creeping up.

It has been a period marked by a steady stream of suicide attacks, which were virtually unheard-of in 2001, when the war began.

His progression to more simplified forms can be seen in the portrait heads Baudelaire (1911) and Maggy (1911), which were virtually reduced to simple geometric shapes.

He was paid the average of what the berry pickers received, which was virtually nothing.

Washington's economy is supported by federal government employment, which is virtually recession-proof.

True, tensions remain between Jakarta and Papua, which is virtually a sealed state run by the army.

Companies could not sack workers or close down without permission, which was virtually never given.

"At school, I wanted to be bigger than my social standing, which was virtually non-existent.