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sustain

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“We look forward to partnering with management to pursue significant opportunities and deliver disruptive, sustained growth.”

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The Countryside Alliance said that if that risk was not dealt with, ambitions to sustain a genetically-pure wildcat population would be "doomed to failure".

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When the Durham man made his return in white-ball cricket at the beginning of this year, he sustained the knee injury that required surgery.

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And that he has sustained loss and damage because of Wootton's actions.

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“Overall, this appears to be a confluence of short-term liquidity issues, sustained selling and eroded sentiment rather than a single catalyst,” said Kelly.

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