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I work for myself <a href=" http://www.rjackbalthazar.com/about-us.html ">betamethasone 1 ointment170 yp</a>  The December 2012 disposal of its Northcliffe regional newspapers business to a joint venture involving Trinity Mirror (20% stake) and the Iliffe family (21.3%) for cash proceeds of approximately GBP53m and 38.7% in the newly-created Local World, has removed direct exposure to regional newspapers. DMGT remains the venture's single largest shareholder, invested in a business that continues to face long-term structural decline and a need for wider industry consolidation. Fitch does not believe management would be motivated to support Local World in the event of funding needs, with its formation allowing management of the regional business more autonomy (to manage costs) than if it had stayed within DMGT control.

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