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Our focus would predominantly be on providing suggestions for candidates which would help them determine the next step in their career.

That's because the emissions would predominantly be dumped in less stable areas of the atmosphere, where precipitation washes out pollutants, especially black carbon.

Ian Charles, chief executive at the rapidly expanding gardening e-tailer Primrose, was initially opposed to featuring online reviews on the site because he believed they would predominantly be negative.

The Genergal Administration of Quality, Supervision and Inspection (AQSIQ) in China said that it would recall 1,950 imported cars in China and that these would predominantly be Tiguan SUVs proven to carry the misleading emissions software.

The think-tank admits that low-income families are less likely to send their children to pre-school and would predominantly be affected, but argues that this cut would incentivise them to send their children.

We had assumed that would predominantly be U.S.-based deals, but Lorang told me today that he has looked at potential acquisitions in other parts of Asia, including Hong Kong and Singapore.

In other words, the anisotropy would predominantly protect actomyosin that is connected in series, not in parallel, reducing the chance of overstretching actomyosin that is not in rigor.

The adverse effects of an unaffordable minimum wage hike would also be predominantly concentrated among SMEs, young people and graduates.

And he advocates their rapid, race-blind redistribution to adoptive homes that would be predominantly white, arguing that this would benefit both the children and American race relations.

In an independent country, they too would be predominantly "foreign" owned – many, such as drinks giant Diageo, are based in London, although many would have Scottish shareholders: HM Treasury analysis shows that over two thirds of North Sea oil and gas is produced by international companies (or subsidiaries of such companies).

They would be predominantly Japanese, but include Mr Woodford himself.