It points out that confidence in Scottish finances will require clear fiscal rules on constraining deficit and debt.
It points out that Sheikh Khalifa has retained the post of prime minister in a largely unaltered cabinet.
It points out that EU rules mean deficits are not allowed in defined benefit schemes which cross national borders.
It points out that the aspirants often move upmarket in their own countries as a prelude to expanding abroad.
It points out that most such systems make layoffs artificially cheap for firms.
It points out that around euro1.7 billion of prepayments have been spent in making advance payments to its own suppliers.
It points out that one lesson has been learnt from the last Russian submarine disaster, when the "Komsomolets" sank in 1989.
It points out that while old age does bring with it challenges, it does not necessarily need to spell a downward spiral to infirmity.
It points out that these will exercise only weak control over the 50% of their budgets that they spend on acute care.
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And it points out that all lending did improve significantly in January.
It points out that obesity is caused by consuming more calories than we burn, and that calories come from many sources, including Coca-Cola.
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And it points out that judges have given permission for just two of their number to be investigated for corruption in the past 20 years.
It points out that British tax exiles do not have to keep a record of days of arrival and departure to establish their residency abroad.
While it points out that three-quarters of single mothers are in the workforce, the types of jobs they have make it tough to support a family.
It points out that the same ideas were rejected during negotiations in Congress on the terms of America's participation in trade agreements forged by the Uruguay round.
It points out that the summer recess of parliament, as well as the time needed to agree wording of the referendum, are key obstacles for an autumn referendum.
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It points out that it did share its meta-analysis with regulators both in the U.S. and in Europe--although it declines to comment on the timing of those meetings.
And it points out that other methods of waste disposal, like putting it in landfills, can pose health risks, and it urges more frequent monitoring of dioxins from incinerators.
The bank claims not: it points out that The Money Store's loan portfolio is less risky than it may appear, as most of the business and student loans carry government guarantees.
While Earth-Policy says that hybrids could slash U.S. gasoline use in half, it also points out that the same usage of plug-in hybrids over the same period of time could result in gasoline usage being cut by 70 percent.
But it also points out that neither RBS nor the FSA were operating in a vacuum.
It also points out that tourists, revellers and freight, not just commuters, use the Thames.
Steve Miller, who writes it, points out that the market is still very strong.
It also points out that its consumption and emission levels per head remain a mere fraction of America's.
It also points out that the Hampshire Wildlife Trust has chosen to ban all fishing on its land.
It also points out that the Indian firms place a higher value on innovation than the American companies.
It also points out that the CD and DVD will be available at a far lower price in the New Year.
It also points out that there is no arms embargo against Morocco.
But it also points out that for all the research and analytics, marketing remains as much of an art as a science.
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