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And this: "One adviser this morning was even more candid: "I'm not saying (Mr. Obama) is definitely going to lose."

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Spot basis bids for corn were steady to slightly weaker for most of the US Corn Belt last week and the trend is expected to continue this week as harvest moves along. An elevator in Blair, NE finished the week at 5 cents over the December contract after beginning the week at 15 cents over. Decatur, IL corn bids were unchanged at 28 cents over the December contract while bids on the river were steady, but were marginally supported by a firmer barge freight market due to unavailability of empty barges. Tropical Storm Leslie and Hurricane Michael are tracking north in the Atlantic so no weather related interruptions are expected at Gulf of Mexico export facilitates.

Remy, which has a market capitalisation of 4 billion euros, competes with spirits makers Pernod Ricard of France and Britain's Diageo.

But when he bounced off his chair to begin the fourth set, something curious happened. The same thing as had happened at Wimbledon. He had absolutely nothing left. No answers. No way back.