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Aerospace exports were a particular driver, likely coming from planemaker Airbus to a large extent, though chemical and pharmaceutical exports were also buoyant, Insee said.

As for Verstappen, so buoyant after his win in Austin, he was feeling a lot more subdued after a messy first part of the race before fighting back to finish third behind Norris and Leclerc.

Even with a faster, more buoyant suit designed for open water swimming—illegal in regular pool competition—20.91 seconds seemed out of reach.

He returned to Port William with empty pockets but in a defiantly buoyant mood, because he had come to a resolution.

He is buoyant and thinks that in a tight tussle with Reform UK, he can squeak a win.