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That means the lion’s share of the season’s headline growth will be driven by price increases rather than the purchase of additional units, reflecting some of the underlying weakness of this year’s sales.

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That means the lion’s share of the season’s headline growth will be driven by price increases rather than the purchase of additional units, reflecting some of the underlying weakness of this year’s sales.

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“These are our most engaged customers that generate the lion’s share of our revenue,” he said in an interview.

Finally, what if the legal conclusions and policy pronouncements are simply wrong, as the lion’s share of the expert commentary about the boat strikes concludes?

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Right now, the lion's share of the £23.5m men's prize fund will flow to wealthy Premier League clubs who arguably need it least and where it will make very little difference.

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