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Despite the upward trajectory of India's live music business, experts say the country still has a long way to go before it can be on a par with the international music scene.

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Foreign Ministry spokesman Niluka Kadurugamuwa told The Associated Press on Friday that the moratorium relates to all countries and will allow local researchers to build capacity be on a par with their foreign counterparts in joint researches.

There was a call from Bowel Cancer UK for Northern Ireland's screening services to be on a par with the rest of the UK and the Republic of Ireland.

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The government said other "benefits" of being in the bloc included, a boost to the services sector, by UK firms not being required to establish a local office or be resident to supply a service, meaning they will be on a par with local firms.

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A billion-dollar, three-year campaign would be on a par with advertising budgets for major brands such as Kroger grocery stores, said Lora Harding, associate professor of marketing at Belmont University in Nashville.

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