Graham Smith of the Unite union described the closure plan as a body blow to the area.
The roughly 20% annual growth in laptops will cushion the recent body blow.
That is a body blow that the European banking system could not endure.
It would deliver a body blow to the credibility of the backbench eurosceptics.
The EGAT deal was also one being marketed to foreign investors, so it was another body blow to Thailand's shaky image.
The bout was waved off after a minute and 48 seconds of the round when Barnett crumpled after a body blow.
Also, their new conference (Atlantic 10) recently suffered a body blow with Xavier and Butler heading to the new Big East.
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Leeds took a stranglehold on the game as the goal proved a body blow which took the wind out of Carlisle.
The "excellent" work of the probation service was heralded by Ms Clibbon but she said it was about to be dealt a "body blow".
The energy industry needs to avoid "the same kind of body blow that just hit the financial industry, " billionaire Richard Branson warned Wednesday.
That deals a body blow to Isis' original plan to seek regulatory approval from the Food and Drug Administration as early as this year.
He added that the government stood firmly with the community of West Lothian and would help it recover from the "body blow to their economy".
Patel was held by Flintoff at second slip just before tea, but the body blow for India was losing their skipper just after the interval.
"This is a body blow to lamb producers across Wales and to employment on the island of Anglesey and Gwynedd, " said NFU Cymru president Ed Bailey.
"With over 300 jobs going it's a major body blow and north Wales has lost its largest processing plant, " said Gwyn Howells, the agency's chief executive.
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"A stunning body blow" for William Hague is how The Observer describes the MP's departure, while The Sunday Times talks of a "mood of crisis" among senior Conservatives.
And recovering from that kind of body blow takes time.
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Resolute and fiercely proud, but also weathered and visibly weary, Jones has a craggy integrity that bears the brunt of this story's distress full on, like a body blow.
But the real body blow for West Indies was the loss of Nash, whose four-and-a-quarter-hour innings ended disappointingly when he offered no stroke to a ball from Bollinger and lost his off stump.
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The financial crisis really was a severe body blow to us, and a lot of the American people still think the Republicans are in control of the House and the Senate and the White House.
Which is something of a body blow to those telling us that we must cease economic growth if calamity is to be averted: the very assumptions built into the whole proof that climate change is something we should worry about say exactly the opposite.
However, although they are a body-blow they aren't quite a knock-out one.
For Deloitte the threat is that this affair becomes to it what Enron was to Arthur Andersen a body-blow from which its reputation never recovers.
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Yet western diplomats, in particular, were quick to declare the affair a body-blow to Mr Khatami, who has worked assiduously to improve Iran's relations with the West.
The figures are a body-blow to anyone saying that the British economy can't survive outside of the eurozone and also to those who say that not being in the euro is already damaging our economy.
It is a blow to the head or body, which causes a change in brain function.
One former TSA official told CNN that a body scanner could have stopped Umar Farouq AbdulMutallab, the man accused of trying to blow up a December 25 Northwest Airlines flight from Amsterdam, Netherlands, to Detroit, Michigan.
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