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and also we have dig nif kant amount of what i call backlogging customer acceptances for the very complicatedinesses when you bring it all together strong performance in q3, strong cash flow as well and the line to continue sequential improvement, we will continue to double down on that innovation i talked early on where we see the demand >> antonio, you make the case that those parts of the business that are as a service type areas growing nicely, clearly they're offsets in some other legacy areas because top line growth, even next year, not really expected to materialize in organic way. do you see a way at some point down the road where the overall company in terms of revenue generation can get back to growing based on the mix of some of these faster-growing areas? >> we believe so, michael. i think it is obviously a question of time because the reality is when you pivot to as a service model, obviously all that revenue is deferred but the fact of the matter is that we can actually recognize the harder revenue up front if customers adopt in that consumption model. so, our model is actually

piece by the renowned italian composer in your mory ka nte before he italian composer in your mory kantee genoa bridge collapsed two years ago. a requiem for one of the west infrastructure disasters in modern italian history. —— for one of the worst infrastructure disasters. the audience still in mourning. 11:36am on the 14th of august, 2018, a corroded cable stay on the morandi bridge has apart, bringing 200 metres cascading to the ground. drivers and residents crossed by the icon of their city. the general is a rtefa ct of their city. the general is artefact renzo piano, whose designs include the shard in london and paris's purdue centre recalls the old bridge opening in 1967. it was for me kind of a fantastic, brave example of engineering. everybody loved it. everybody saw the fragility of the bridge but never thought it would collapse. his new bridge echoes a ship sweeping across this port city. censors and robots ensuring its safety. 2000 solar panels providing its energy. this is my brother, my nephew, my sister—in—law in... this is my brother, my nephew, my sister-in-law in... but

after our last report, ron kant was teased. i had kids saying, you know, you're film star! all that old cobblers! but the 84—year—old has gained a new friend, a pen pal, after a viewer wrote to him. i'm well pleased, to be honest with you. i really am. the gun enthusiast misses his bowls and friends, but is stoical about life. sometimes i do a bit of drawing. i like model aircraft out of balsa wood, things like that. and clean my old guns up, go out in the garden. the reopening of pubs and cafes hasn't made much difference to most people here. and their concern is another spike, forced to spend more time at home. it is worrying, isn't it? there are a few cases down here. so, i don't know how bad it is, though. you wouldn't fancy another lockdown, though, would you? no, no, i hope not. no, another nine weeks! without leaving your house! yeah! the residents of this close have been spared the ravages of coronavirus. they talk of treating each day as it comes. it's just that currently each day is less fulfilling than they would wish. michael buchanan, bbc news, holland—on—sea,