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It failed to win the post of interior minister, which will be retained by Ernst Strasser, a major concession since party leaders had been critical of Mr. Strasser.
It has been split into a "good bank", containing customers' savings and about 70 branches, and a "bad bank", holding the more toxic loans, which will be retained.
The third category comprises four titles including Top Gear, Good Food and Lonely Planet which will be retained by BBC Worldwide but published by Exponent under a contract publishing agreement.
Judge also stressed that banks will not have access to people's travel data, which will be retained by TfL as is currently the case with the Oyster card, and will receive nothing other than transaction information.
David Wheldon, chief marketing officer of RBS, said the 73% taxpayer-owned bank had decided not to ditch entirely the RBS name, which will be retained for the group's name on the stock market and parent company.
It would accommodate 1,500 employees, including many of the 3,800 now working in the present headquarters building and other Westchester County facilities, all of which will be retained.
Edwards said that he, General Manager Terry Bradway and Mike Tannenbaum, the team's salary cap guru, will begin to make decisions by the end of this week about which players will be retained and which may be casualties of the salary cap.
BIS staff are now being consulted on which organisations can be merged and how, which sites will be retained or closed, and what these reductions will mean for budgets, and headcount.
A second phase, in which identifiers will be retained and patients counseled about testing, will now be initiated.
This competition plays a major role in determining the extent to which incoming nitrogen will be retained within an ecosystem.
We describe the spatial extent of the species domain in which novel allelic diversity will be retained, thus determining how large an appropriately placed marine reserve must be to allow the persistence of endemic allelic diversity.
