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"Now we will have substantial roots in Manhattan," said Christopher Thomson, the company's chief executive.

"Whereas if they are an active participant in that process... they will have substantial clout and influence in Baghdad".

If it succeeds, A.E.G. will have substantial control of about a hundred acres in downtown Los Angeles.

"It may not be directly, but the U.S. will have substantial power over who taps Iraq's oil market".

But if the Kurds take an active role "they will have substantial clout and influence in Baghdad".

Ariel Z. Emanuel, who was the dominant partner at Endeavor, but held no title, will have substantial authority in the new company.

The report claims that many of the savings will be notional because withdrawing legal aid will have substantial cost implications for other government departments.

First is that it is highly unlikely that climate warming, alone, will have substantial direct effects on hot wars and other national security risks.

Crown said: "I believe that many of the organisations that are most prominent in this campaign in trying to thwart reform will have substantial membership from Opus Dei".

"Post-disclosure the CIA will have substantial public relations issues as it has played a significant role in maintaining the truth embargo over six decades.

At the same time, Morgan Stanley said that that market-makers "will have substantial revenues from market movements of their principal positions".