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A subsidiary compiles the Hang Seng Index, a widely watched gauge of the city’s stock market.

Santander and Bank of Ireland—non-U.K. lenders that are exposed to the probe through their subsidiaries in the country—also edged up in early European morning trade.

When Mitchell started his career at the bank’s stock-and-bond subsidiary, National City was already the largest bank in the country.

Entities identified on China’s export-control list, including subsidiaries or firms of which they hold majority ownership, will generally not be approved for exporting dual-use items and technology, the ministry said.

“There are thousands of people missing with dementia all the time, so you can imagine looking for them,” says Jamie Siminoff, who founded Ring and currently heads the Amazon subsidiary.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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