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They have already coughed up €48 billion, which will rise to €80 billion next spring.

Day three provided memories which will rise as reference points for years to come.

Purchases of these devices will grow slightly slower than those of hardware as a whole, which will rise by 4%.

It's a big win for both firms, which will rise in this year's league tables as a result.

One exception will be the $20 seats in the rear of the family circle, which will rise by $5.

At present, 40% of EU gas imports originate from Russia, which will rise to over 60% by 2030.

After five years it will attract a fee of 1.75%, which will rise annually by RPI inflation plus 1%.

Its roof is a giant, helium-filled, translucent canopy, which will rise and fall depending on weather conditions.

There will be a $5 parking fee initially, which will rise to $7 when the boating facilities are opened.

Powergen said it would make selective disposals to reduce its debt, which will rise to nearly $5 billion $8 billionon).

Seven women at a time will be crowded onto the structure, which will rise along the park's western edge on the Fountain Terrace.