“AMA, Asia, Middle-East, Africa, look, the main driver here will be stabilization in the Middle-East. We hope that that progress is sustaining and we can go from there, but I think it will remain a more difficult environment for us through the second half.”

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“ctation would be an acceleration in Latin-America, partially driven by the base becoming a little bit easier, but also given strong plans across those core markets. Europe enterprise markets were up a point in the quarter on a base of 8% growth. Encouragingly, we are growing volume share in enterprise markets in Europe by 60 basis points. Market growth still very strong. And so we feel good about the market context, but also about our own ability to execute. I was just there with our COO last week. The innovation plans are very strong, the go-to-market plans are very strong, the stores look phenomenal and the opportunity is huge and the profitability we have in both Latin America and in Europe enterprise markets allows us to remain fully invested in that innovation and to support thereof. AMA, Asia, Middle-East, Africa, look, the main driver here will be stabilization in the Middle-East. We hope that that progress is sustaining and we can go from there, but I think it will remain a more difficult environment for us through the second half. Operator: Your next question will come from Chris Carey of Wells Fargo Securities. Please go ahead. Chris Carey: Hi, everyone. Thank you for the question. I'd like to ask a few category-specific questions. I'll count this as one single category question if you'll allow. In the Family Care business, the double digit growth you saw, would you attribute most of that to timing with some sort of reversal expected in the next quarter in the oral care business? Is the second-quarter consecutive of low-single digit, which is a bit below trend than what we've seen over the prior one year one period. And then just in the Baby business, you did highlight that you'll be making some merchandising investments. Jon spent some time on the resilience and longer-term history of pricing at P&G as a contribu”