Once exhumed, the remains were dent to the agency's lab at the Offutt Air Force Base in Nebraska, where they were examined and identified using anthropological analysis and mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) analysis.

Similarly, shoppers spent 1.2 billion pounds ($1.4 billion) on alcohol at supermarkets during last year's Euro 2020 soccer tournament, delayed by the coronavirus pandemic, in which England reached the final at London's Wembley Stadium.

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Those unidentified remains were permanently interred at Ardennes American Cemetery and Henri-Chapelle American Cemetery, both of which are in Belgium. But in 2017, the DPPA began exhuming unknown remains believed to be associated with unaccounted-for airmen from Operation TIDAL WAVE losses, the agency said.

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Daly did not comment on the outlook for monetary policy or her views on the state of the economy in remarks prepared for delivery to the UCLA Anderson forecast webinar. Instead she focused her attention on the long-standing gaps in economic opportunity, wealth and well-being in the United States that have been brought into sharper focus during the pandemic.

LONDON, Oct 19 (Reuters) - The winter World Cup has added a new level of uncertainty to the Christmas trading outlook of Britain's supermarkets: How do you persuade cash-strapped shoppers to buy yule logs and luxury biscuits at the same time as beer and pizza?

Retail executives say the World Cup, moved to the winter to avoid the intense Qatari summer temperatures, has totally thrown the algorithms they increasingly use to predict trading and plan their logistics.

UK food retailers are already under severe pressure from cost inflation and changing shopper habits.

Earlier this month Tesco trimmed its profit forecast, while last month, Morrisons, the Co-operative and Aldi UK all reported profit falls.

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One, having slept on it you may realise you don't need or want it that badly after all. And two, sometimes the retailer will see the item in your shopping basket and offer you a discount to coax you into bu

Similarly, World Cups, traditionally held in the northern hemisphere summer, typically provide a major boost to British supermarkets as households stock up on beers, wines and spirits, barbecue food and snacks and host large gatherings.

There is also a danger that people, distracted by the soccer, do not feel festive and do not turn their attention to Christmas spending until after the tournament, leading to a frantic final week of trading, he said.

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However, confidence levels among shoppers were at record lows even before the government's, now reversed, new economic plan sent mortgage rates surging and sparked fears of a sharp drop in house prices to compound the cost-of-living crisis.

A Department for Education (DfE) spokesperson said: 'No teacher should feel unsafe or face violence in the workplace and we are taking action to improve pupils' behaviour to ensure every school has a safe and respectable environment.

There are around 1.6million pensions worth around £19.4billion that have gone unclaimed. erage.

With all that chopping and changing it can be easy to lose track of our pensions. Go to gov.uk/find-pensioncontact-details or phone the Pension Tracing Service on 0800 7 Yet, they are not hard to track down.

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The motion, which delegates will vote on, says the union is worried that employers are 'failing' in their duties to protect teachers by either not completing risk assessments or seeing them as a paper exercise.