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In future, Egypt's generals will have stronger control of the narrative.

It forecasts that hotels in the upper-upscale and upscale segments will have stronger occupancy-rate growth next year than hotels in lower-cost segments.

Under the legislation, which comes into force in April next year, councils will have stronger duties to look at the impact caring has and provide help to those who need it.

Making harassment of suppliers a criminal offence, rather than a civil one, could make it easier for victims to protect themselves".If any of this is enacted, you will have stronger laws than we do," says Mary Hanley of the National Association for Biomedical Research in Washington, DC.

Still, the resistance to eliminating the subsidies showed the tough choices lawmakers will face as they try to agree on the emerging budget deal that Republicans say should cut $2 trillion or more from programs that will have stronger support than ethanol promotion.

A commission report also indicates surprising rises in German electricity prices, compared with the rest of Europe; and it is threatening to order the separation of European power producers from the power networks they operate.From January 1st the German Cartel Office will have stronger powers to intervene on pricing by the power giants, assuming that a bill passed by parliament is ratified.

Both teams will have strong fan support.

Some will have strong collective bargaining agreements in place.

The companies, however, will have strong incentives to stay.

Other teams will have strong set-pieces, so you have to be strong in that area.

That will have strong bipartisan support," Pelosi said, adding that "we will support it".