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Companies have been accused of fixing prices through agreements among executives, but antitrust enforcers said consultants such as RealPage can also effectively enable that conduct.

The rent you would pay over the next 20-plus years — depending on your health, mobility and any future downsizing plans — would ensure a roof over your head, but otherwise it is effectively lost money.

The Maniq are now demanding ownership rights to land they say has effectively been theirs for generations, but is today protected by Thai law.

Proponents argue that eel species are effectively indistinguishable when young -- the point at which they are generally traded -- meaning the critically endangered Anguilla anguilla is often being passed off as other species.

The Centre for Cities suggests that, if implemented effectively, a tourist levy would boost both economic growth and improve infrastructure and the business environment in London.