So we continue to believe that Iraq will move towards -- if not always in a direct, straight line -- move towards greater stability and greater security.
For instance, the bank 80% owned by taxpayers, Royal Bank of Scotland, has announced it is floating some of its US business, Citizens, on the stock market and selling a further stake in the insurer Direct Line.
Project managers have recently expressed interest in reconfiguring the effort to offer a more direct line for a series of regional wells to the rest of Europe by way of Greece.
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Direct Line has reported a 7% rise in operating profits for the six months to the end of June.
Why not use a direct line of communication to his own built in audience and frame the story in his own words?
These technologies demanded larger and larger percentages of the corporate budget, so a direct line to the president or CEO was paramount in justifying these spends.
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Direct students to create a time line of the presidential election events in Serbia.
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Direct Line's update came as it reported a 7% rise in operating profits for the six months to the end of June.
As of now, there has been neither a direct nor indirect line drawn that would suggest that the White House was, in any way, complicit in the improper behavior.
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In a survey of 50 global companies, the research firm ISR found a direct link between effective leadership and the bottom line.
The bottom line: a brand must determine how engagement with digital intersects with brand engagement in order to strategically direct its efforts there.
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