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Not to be outdone, other parts of the Samsung group have notched up successes.

Rick Perry, of Texas, muttered to one of his peers, doubtless about the many successes his state has notched up.

The administration of Barack Obama, meanwhile, notched up the change of heart as a victory for behind-the-scenes diplomacy.

The trading commissions notched up by all this activity could overwhelm the cost advantages of ETFs, he argues.

GM's losses have since far exceeded that sum, whereas Nissan has notched up the best profit margins in the industry.

Apple had notched up the hype in the run up to launch.

Discovery Communications, which derives almost all of its revenue from cable, notched up a 13% increase in profits in the second quarter.

The two competing Chinese PMI indices notched up small increases but remained at levels far below those suggesting rapid growth.

The US , UK , euro zone and China all notched up significant gains in influential factory purchasing managers' indices .

Within these self-described limits, Mr Liang and his NGO notched up several famous victories.

The big winners last night were the pro-business Free Democratic party, which notched up its best ever result with around 15%.

Beijing notched up 22 blue sky days -- days when reported pollution falls below a certain cut-off -- in January, a new monthly record.

She began exercising at his Chicago fitness studio in 1997 and he estimates that she has notched up 1, 872 workouts since then.

She has notched up more than a quarter of a million miles since taking office.

China notched up record imports of oil and iron ore last month, amid rising demand for exports.

Of the 82 person-years spent in space, two-thirds have been notched up by Russians.

Newly reformed band Blue notched up 100 points, whilst Ireland's entry, X Factor twins Jedward, finished eighth.

After collapsing in 2001-02, the economy has notched up four years of growth of 9%.

Several other videos had notched up between three and four million hits.

All three are privately owned and have notched up a combined total of 700 years in business.

The southwest airlines has notched up 30 years profitable industry miracle.

The team notched up their third victory in a row.

They have notched up several other big deals since then (see table).

Japan's output rose at an annualised pace of 3. 7%, and both Germany and France notched up annualised growth rates of just over 1%.

Like enchanted, he notched up a stunning 4. 4 and plunged to the fourth.

As for violence, the death tallies notched up by Brazil's thuggish police force can make paramilitary groups elsewhere look almost benign.

They have notched up several other big deals since then.

His conviction was only the fourth that the tribunals have notched up since that time, and the first during Barack Obama's administration.

American Express, whose shares notched up a gain of 118% last year, did so well in part because its stock had slumped in late 2008.

During prime time (8pm to 11pm), CNN notched up an average of 2. 4m viewers.

Returns on equity this year are likely to be about half the 22. 5 per cent notched up last year.

Cisco Systems and Intel Corporation notched up record sales last year.

Dallas notched up the biggest monthly increase of 1. 7%. See article