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Reeves said the changes would raise £25bn a year and were necessary to put the public finances on a "firm footing".

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The aim of the review is to put the Post Office on a firmer financial footing.

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The team fully found its footing midway through the third quarter, LeBron James barreling in transition, Anthony Davis anchoring the defense and Austin Reaves slashing through the paint.

The chancellor has previously said that she was not immune to "criticism" over the move, but has argued that it will put public finances on a "firm footing".

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The government hopes that increasing tuition fees will put universities on a "firmer financial footing".

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

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