Strong profits in North America are carrying the company right now, but even here there are some worries.

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But even here, a gradual reform of the state sector is under way.

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Perhaps, but even here a backlash is starting, led by linguists with close ties to European institutions and governments.

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But even here, no money is saved: the university still buys paper copies.

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But even here, our monthly food rations only feed us for a week.

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But even here, 16 of the lots failed to reach their reserve price.

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But even here, where OmniVision is an established player, it has not come back with a really competitive camera sensor for this market.

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But even here there is a signal to be read: the signal of a person who is not very good at managing signals.

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As in most auto factories, the majority of final assembly is done by manual labor, but even here, Chery's operations seem less efficient.

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Leader Hyundai Motors still seems to want to go it alone, without foreign help, but even here an eventual foreign partnership isn't ruled out.

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Industry leader Hyundai Motors still seems to want to go it alone, without foreign help, but even here an eventual foreign partnership isn't ruled out.

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But even here, the philosophers were way ahead of the game.

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But even here, the authorities are employing powers not available to corporations that mean investors are potentially not being paid for the risk they are taking.

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But even here, strangely enough, relations with China are as much on people's minds as they are in Latin America as a whole (see article).

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But even here, the picture is still very positive.

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But even here the Belgian presidency has a role.

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But even here was a dollop of optimism.

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But even here the economic evidence is mixed.

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But even here, you run into democratic accountability.

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But even here, debate has been thoroughly misleading.

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But even here there are difficulties and disagreements.

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But even here Labour is doing its best.

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But even here, there will be bumps.

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But even here the femme felon got special treatment:In 2002, when she was indicted, just 8 cases with obstruction (as lead charge) were referred to prosecutors nationwide, says the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse in Syracuse, N.

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But even here the picture is murky.

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But even here the picture is mixed.

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At the Adderley School they have adopted the testing and targeting ethic with a vengeance, and meetings to set targets are a regular feature of school life - but even here there are worries about applying blanket standards to circumstances that can change.

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But, even here, Pitt was more effective than were some subsequent British leaders facing life-threatening conflicts in this century.

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But even as we gather here this morning, people are gathering all across America, not only to express thanks of a grateful nation, but to tell stories that demand to be told.

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But once here, even the most talented students are not assured that they will receive visas enabling them to work following graduation, and high-skill workers and entrepreneurs have no sure path to citizenship.

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