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Voting in Barcelona, Spain's second-largest city, also was very fragmented.

It's just a very fragmented, not very informative set.

He said the private rented sector was very fragmented, with many "mom and pop" landlords.

ROLL-UP STRATEGY Still, the solar installation market is very fragmented, with hundreds of small companies in California alone.

However, as the industry is very fragmented, the acquisitions "will necessarily be on a piecemeal basis".

With the consumer health market still very fragmented, there will be opportunities to grow in future, but it will be slower.

Until now agencies and clients had to work through a very fragmented environment of advertising networks, exchanges and direct publishers relationships.

Consumer health is very fragmented and has proved fertile ground for deals in recent years, as ageing populations and health-conscious consumers drive demand.

Consumer health is very fragmented and has proved fertile ground for deals in recent years, as aging populations and health-conscious consumers drive demand.

The problem in the segment is the small size of targets, sometimes owning only one or two units, in a very fragmented sector.

Tim Bale is a professor of politics at Queen Mary University of London and says the changes leaves the European Parliament very fragmented.

Family control also prevails among the very fragmented Brazilian paper industry, said Fabio Schvartsman, CEO of Klabin SA, the largest Latin American paper maker.

SCA expects substantial consolidation in coming years on the very fragmented Chinese hygiene products market and Johansson said he wanted Vinda to take part.