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"Unfortunately, the sustained rise in wholesale and market costs means it has become necessary for us to adjust our rates accordingly," Andy Porter of Click Energy said.

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The company denies that it has broken any laws and insists that it has followed all necessary regulations.

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Former UN climate chief Patricia Espinosa said COP summits were still "absolutely necessary" to unite countries and hold them accountable for their action -- or inaction.

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In the short term, that means using force if necessary to ensure Hamas doesn’t rebuild.

What he's really saying is "I am unable to improve a team or players as I'd be out of my depth and don't have the necessary skills to do this".

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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