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Further solvency support may be in prospect if asset quality deteriorates sharply.
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But a transformation of the foreign policy balancing act does not appear to be in prospect.
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The country's weak external position implies that further economic rebalancing may be in prospect over the medium term.
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By then, another wave of upheaval may be in prospect—including for today's app-based disrupters—as driverless lorries begin taking to the roads.
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With interest rates expected to rise, that could be in prospect for a sizeable number of businesses whose cash flow offers little headroom above their interest payments.
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I was particularly proud of the deal I scored on my lodging through Airbnb, which happened to be in Prospect Heights: $75 a night for a private room on the top floor of a gorgeous townhouse.
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Animal-rights advocates feared a general slackening of the rules could be in prospect when it emerged that a £25m contract with Saudi Arabia for the slaughter and delivery of British lamb would be carried out with no stunning.
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Stevens supported the Society for Individual Freedom and sponsored dinners for the Society at the House of Commons. He was Vice Chairman of the Conservative backbench Finance committee. In the debate on the Finance Bill in 1960, when an all-night sitting was thought to be in prospect, Stevens appeared at the Bar of the House of Commons dressed in a silk dressing gown. In November 1960, Stevens signed an amendment calling for the reversal of the judgement which held Lady Chatterley's Lover not to be an obscene publication.
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