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Aircraft manufacturers are consequently trying to do their bit.

The problem is that, this time, not all billionaires can be trusted to do their bit for social responsibility.

He and his companions, mostly private businessmen, made contact on the internet and decided to do their bit.

A special unit in the Cabinet Office is now working on measures to persuade young Japanese families to do their bit.

He feels that city-dwellers should do their bit to help farmers by conserving more water.

Carrick says the best way of overcoming Scholes's departure is for everyone to do their bit.

The charitable rich do their bit to soothe the social tensions that arise from growing inequality.

This means that others must prepare to do their bit, and Greece must step back from the brink.

Elena Salgado, the finance minister, wants regional governments to do their bit by limiting their budget deficits to 1. 3% of GDP this year.

If true, this would then put pressure on India and Brazil to do their bit.

Streets are narrow so buildings shade each other, and the walls and roofs of buildings will do their bit to shed heat too.

Mr Obama also called on other nations to do their bit to stimulate the world economy.

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thus helping to spread the city's message that everyone has to do their bit.

But the allies need to do their bit, too.

China Daily added: "It is also important that everyone thinks about how they can do their bit to reduce food waste. "