The review suggests the WCP went from being "coach-led, athlete-centred" to "coach-led, coach-centred" with the divisive figure of "old-school" Sutton at its heart.
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He promises big demonstrations on September 23rd, centred on Paris.
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Particularly worrying, in this respect, is pride centred on ethnicity.
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Asians are building new trade ties, often centred on China.
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These applied to the Bolivian movement centred on Santa Cruz.
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The campaign centred on the issues of corruption and crime.
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It was an ethos that centred on a trinity of king,
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Opposition to the agreement has centred on the issue of identity.
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Mr Trump's campaign was the apotheosis of this personality-centred operation.
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But there is another way -- what's called a "person-centred approach".
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Countries' obligations depend on their place in a China-centred network.
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Most economics is centred on equilibrium: an economy's natural resting state.
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The first formal set of fair trade standards were centred on coffee.
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Self-centred and humourless, he used people, including women, then discarded them.
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The case centred on whether glyphosate, an ingredient in Roundup, causes cancer.
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Draw a circle with a 60-mile radius centred on Charing Cross.
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Recent controversies have centred on KPMG, the smallest of the Big Four.
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He wants a Europe "of different speeds", centred on the euro zone.
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Investor pressure has centred on Bunge, which has become a takeover target.
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Valtonen's career then was centred on the link between strokes and infection.
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However, the upturn remained uneven and was centred on Germany and its neighbours.
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Now they are centred on Brazil and Argentina, and are in more sectors.
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The latest round has centred upon "Get Out", the work of Jordan Peele.
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Early talks centred on the possibility of a rotating premiership but led nowhere.
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Investor concerns last time around centred on struggling operating profits and deteriorating leverage.
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"It is clear that a family-centred approach is very valuable," she says.
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The FBI's "Operation Pacifier" campaign centred around a dark web site called Playpen.
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But it has evolved into something of a messianic cult, centred around Mr Zakzaky.
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Too often, gender neutrality is accomplished by neutralising services or analyses centred on women.
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However, Haya's listing would be first public offering centred on foreclosed assets in Spain.
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This originally centred on the state-run oil company but has expanded beyond it.
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One recent clash has centred on Google's work with America's Department of Defence (DoD).
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Then came the June 1989 crackdown on pro-democracy protests centred on Tiananmen Square.
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"Virile" and its follow up video "Territory" centred firmly on human emotion and expression.
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The scandal over the payout to Mr Tapie centred on charges of political cronyism.
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Until now, discussion of bad loans has centred on big business and crony capitalism.
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The core of this revival centred around The Drones and Eddy Current Suppression Ring.
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Investor focus for now is centred on the European Central Bank's meeting on Thursday.
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My OCD has always centred around a distinct obsession that I was a bad person.
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Hacks should be centred around robot IR communication, kinematics and locomotion, Mobile platform AR tracking.
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But this does not amount to the end of the American-centred order in Asia.
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Centred off the coast of the state of Chiapas, it killed at least 96 people.
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The most controversial issue centred on culture: what immigrants need to do to fit in.
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The campaign centred on personal attacks wherein candidates insulted each other with Trump-style nicknames.
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Much of the angst over the coming census has centred on the contentious citizenship question.
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Davis feels that The Help should have been centred around the experiences of black characters.
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Much of the market activity has centred on traders selling the May ShFE copper contract.
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Forecasts centred on a rise of 0.2 percent on the month, a Reuters poll showed.
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While New York is by some measures bigger, it is more centred on American markets.
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Unsurprisingly, many of the comments on the post centred around Lee's and his groomsmen's physiques.
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But his art has always centred on the human body, in most cases his own.
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Investors' concerns last time around centred on the company's struggling operating profits and deteriorating leverage.
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The $20003bn IT sector, centred on boomtowns like Bengaluru (formerly Bangalore) and Hyderabad, continues to prosper.
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THE bribery affair centred on Petrobras, Brazil's state-controlled oil company, has already shaken that country.
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And communities often find meaning in certain faith-centred sites "without necessarily embracing their religious roots".
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In Sydney a lot centred around Utopia Records and Waterfront Records for more punk and hardcore.
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Currently, his office contains a staff of 16, but his mandate is not entirely U.S.-centred.
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"Sterling hasn't benefited, given the uncertainty with Brexit remains centred around Mrs May's successor," she added.
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After two extraordinarily strong months of jobs growth, forecasts centred on a modest fall of 12,500.
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Discwoman is really important, it's just so centred around techno, and dance music is so vast.
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For the moment, it's centred around the central business district, eastern suburbs and the inner west.
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The reports have centred on Ocado replacing its current main food supplier, Waitrose, with M&S.
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The effort is centred around a self-explanatory Facebook event and that's really all we know.
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An agreement with Mercosur, the Latin American bloc centred on Brazil and Argentina, is awaiting ratification.
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It initially centred around a work boot that was designed for hard work in harsh conditions.
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Much of the Dutch opposition to the deal has centred on the Belgian government's influence over Bpost.
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Perhaps the most remarkable non-change is in the market where the crisis was centred: American mortgages.
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In 2013 his youthful, liberal base, centred on Vienna, propelled him to the post of foreign minister.
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The north coast, centred around Beijing, has also stumbled, in part because of policies to limit pollution.
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Autonomy within a federation centred on Khartoum in the north was once the goal of the SPLM.
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It is no surprise that it is centred on Los Angeles, where it opened on September 228th.
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This week, however, international media attention abruptly centred on the ending of the experiment in December 2018.
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"My concerns are more centred around projecting a truth that the viewer can relate to," he writes.
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It also means his "Abenomics" growth strategy centred on the hyper-easy monetary policy will likely continue.
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Talks eventually centred on the obvious: CaixaBank would get a majority of BPI and Unitel of BFA.
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The strategy is mainly centred on trade partnerships, deepening the workforce's tech skills and digitalising the economy.
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A corruption probe centred on Latvian central bank chief Ilmars Rimsevics has compounded the country's image problems.
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Both Zelenskiy and Kolomoisky say their relationship is strictly professional, and centred on the comedian's TV work.
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Unencumbered by such fatalism, a new war on poverty would be most effective if centred on children.
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Gateshead refused to join a devolution project centred around Newcastle, on the other side of the Tyne.
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Some of the president's advisers think this more hard-headed system is better than America's family-centred approach.
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In Sweden, worries have centred on property prices, which rose by 8% in 2016 and 10.8% in 2015.
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In turn, the accounts this user follows reveals a larger community of accounts centred around sharing nude images.
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Mori Building said the 8.1 hectare (20 acres) complex would be centred around a 6,000 square metre park.
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A.A.d city centred around The Sinner's Prayer, documenting how young kids in Compton sought salvation through evangelical teachings.
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Hirokane in 1995 also launched "Like Shooting Stars in the Twilight," one of the earliest senior-centred manga.
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Their colours are so bright and inviting and they have the air of being soft-centred and delightful.
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In America worries have centred on rising delinquencies in subprime asset-backed securities (ABSs) based on car loans.
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In a novel centred on magic and mystery, Ms Benjamin uses misdirection to frustrate as well as entertain.
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The court case centred on new FSA rules which forced banks to pay out on mis-sold PPI.
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Every day brings fresh revelations in the giant corruption scandal centred on Petrobras, the state-controlled oil company.
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Although a target centred on 4% sounds scandalous to rich-world central bankers, it is not unusual elsewhere.
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China's new five-year plan for economic and social development, approved in March, calls for "people-centred urbanisation".
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The country's traffic authority ANWB said the traffic jams, centred around The Hague, stretched 380 kms (240 miles).
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Remember when Tottenham were reliably soft-centred and conspired to shoot themselves in the foot season after season?
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The dispute centred on 17 investigations carried out by the U.S. Department of Commerce between 2007 and 2012.
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The event is centred on debutantes: young women making their first official appearance in British upper-class society.
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Next to it, a small settlement of mostly thatched roofs was centred around a square stone church tower.
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Mr Estrada had been overthrown, just like Marcos, by a "people power" uprising that centred on complaints about corruption.
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Worries over Brexit's impact on science are centred on Britain's participation in the EU's seven-year-long research programmes.
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If it works, it could make Eurasian trade, centred on China, a rival to transatlantic trade, focused on America.
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The Jain and Patel communities dominate the diamond cutting and polishing business centred on the Gujarati city of Surat.
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Mr Bauman is adamant that DeafSpace is very different from ideas such as "human-centred design" and "universal design".
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But they themselves have been steadfast to their own business model, centred on funds with a ten-year life.
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The Spanish investigation is centred on allegations of funds transferred by a criminal group via the bank to China.
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She is also Professor of Human-Centred Technology in the Department of Computer Science at University College London (UCL).
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Most of the production cuts are centred at high-cost alumina facilities in Shandong and Henan provinces, it added.
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The database was introduced in 2011 after a series of riots across the U.K. that centred in the capital.
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The epidemic so far appears to be centred around the village of Ikoko Impenge, near the town of Bikoro.
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In 2014, he launched an ambitious five-year plan centred around reviving the Jeep, Maserati and Alfa Romeo brands.
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But students were recently told the bar would be replaced with a "vibrant, student-centred and social-gathering space".
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"Japanese politics is still centred around able-bodied men," says Jun Ishikawa, head of a government commission on disabilities.
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Until now, concerns around the energy and commodity sectors had mainly been centred on the US high-yield market.
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Tomoaki Shishido, senior economist at Nomura Securities said Japanese selling in April was likely to have centred on French bonds.
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The film is centred around Billy and Lucy, presumably united by their love of driving cars in circles really fast.
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AMCU's case centred on layoffs, a sensitive issue in South Africa, where unemployment is at 27% according to latest data.
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This stage of the NAFTA talks has centred on just how much more onerous the revised deal's conditions should be.
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The company's stock has dropped 30 percent since March, despite intentions to transition to a more mobile-centred business model.
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Even if you have got all that, you're still looking at an industry where most gigs are centred around London.
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The latter camp is centred at the Ministry for Economic Development, led by its 35-year-old minister, Maxim Oreshkin.
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This return offered a new sort of freedom, one centred on the individual, which helped pave the way for modernity.
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The civil-rights movement brought a revival of interest among the young, centred on the University of Hawaii at Hilo.
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America's scene is centred on New York, he says, and Britain's revolves around London, but techno "is a German sound".
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The ACCC said the allegations against Google centred on two Google Account location settings: Location History and Web & App Activity'.
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Reese Witherspoon, producer and star of "Big Little Lies", has acquired multiple women-centred stories to develop at her company.
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When you're in the grips of an eating disorder, you can't be in a relationship, because you're so self-centred.
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Brazilian prosecutors have rightly pursued the huge corruption scandal centred on Petrobras, but honest ministers may spend years fighting lawsuits.
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Most of the suggestions have centred on providing cheaper access to the ISS using simplified equipment, not new industrial processes.
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His is now the latest head to roll in a bribery scandal centred on Petrobras, a state-controlled oil giant.
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In Brazil, India and richer countries of the Middle East, such as Saudi Arabia, elderly care remains centred around hospitals.
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M&A rules in Europe's biggest economy, centred around ominously named "domination agreements", indeed feature a strong hint of masochism.
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It suggests that an adolescent industry, increasingly centred around Hull and the east coast of Yorkshire, is coming of age.
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That's even though the subprime loans that were a major factor in the crisis were centred on the United States.
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Beyond this tangled semantic dispute sits another debate centred on misogyny, and whether it's become embedded in the genre's language.
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Much of the outbreak has centred on the city of Wuhan which has been in a lockdown since last week.
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Alongside the single European data market, the Commission plans to create smaller data markets centred on key industries, it said.
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Since then speculation has centred on little apart from what the recommended annual tuition fee would be for students attending university.
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Several meteorological agencies reported a powerful earthquake in North Korea, centred on a known nuclear test site in North Hamgyong province.
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The fight centred on the iPhone's near-field communication (NFC) technology, which Apple generally prohibits access to for third-party apps.
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In principle, all of these questions can inform merger decisions within the current, mainstream framework for competition, centred on consumer welfare.
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Lufthansa has previously said discussions with Brussels centred around how to make the carrier part of Lufthansa's Eurowings low-cost platform.
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Additionally, so much of pop culture that does speak to the queer experience is often centred on all the negative shit.
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Robredo advocates tackling drugs from a health and social perspective, including prevention and treatment rather than a largely police-centred approach.
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The dispute centred on the government's desire to make it cheaper to roster doctors at weekends by ending automatic overtime pay.
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Canopy and Drake said the venture, called More Life Growth Co, would be "centred around wellness, discovery and overall personal growth".
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While New York is by some measures bigger, it is more centred on American markets, while London focuses on international trade.
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The most recent dispute centred on maritime borders and air space between the city state and Malaysia's southernmost state of Johor.
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Most of the speculation has centred on candidates who have a low profile and will be loyal to the party leader.
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China has reported more than 42,000 cases, by comparison, and over 1,000 deaths, centred on Wuhan, the capital of Hubei province.
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Aceh was devastated by a massive earthquake and tsunami centred on its western coast near the provincial capital, Banda Aceh, on Dec.
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Prosecutors have charged Lula with money laundering and fraud as part of a sweeping graft probe centred on state oil company Petrobras.
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Its leader, the 30-year-old Jesse Klaver, has argued in favour of a national identity centred on tolerance, openness and internationalism.
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The whole machine is run by a small, powerful team centred on her two chiefs-of-staff, Fiona Hill and Nick Timothy.
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Emilia Clarke is ready to embark on a new epic story centred around the destructive forces of fire and ice — and Christmas.
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If there had been no misleadingly Earth-orbiting Moon, Asimov argued, that sun-centred idea would have been much easier to accept.
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The earthquake, centred on Wenchuan county, killed about 70,000 people and left some 18,000 missing—the deadliest in the post-Mao era.
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To date most discussion has centred on e-cigarettes, but tobacco-heating products such as IQOS may eventually be a bigger market.
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The question is whether the gains from any business they snap up from China will offset the slowdown in China-centred trade.
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One of these was centred on engineers at MIT who had, from the 20153s to 1980s, pioneered the computer and internet revolutions.
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Mr Drahi's empire is centred on his control, since 2014, of SFR, France's second-largest telecoms operator and a big cable firm.
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For years all defence strategy centred on the Soviet Union, and there his chief questions were: could it afford its military machine?
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Ricard said talks with Elliott centred around governance and margin improvement, adding that Pernod is a consolidator rather than a takeover target.
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Analaysts at Nomura have said his populist, development-centred approach suggests he is "strongly motivated" to address the Philippines' biggest weakness - infrastructure.
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Investor pressure has centred on Bunge, which has drawn interest from both Glencore and Archer Daniels Midland for a potential mega-merger.
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Many of her would-be impeachers are accused of taking bribes in the scandal centred on Petrobras, the state-controlled oil company.
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OUT-OF-TOUCH and self-centred at best; deceitful and crooked at worst: Britons have developed smoulderingly low opinions of their rulers.
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It is also planning to introduce a part of the programme centred on rewarding customers via interest rates and fees, Bhana said.
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One dispute between Rolet and the board centred on who would represent the LSE on an important City advisory group on Brexit.
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It's important that you feel whole, and you feel centred and grounded, and that you love yourself before you make any art.
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The decision occurred amid an escalation of the trade war between the two countries that is centred around issues including market access.
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A report published last year by the police that said the force was in the process of becoming "friendlier" and "people-centred".
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It was centred 30 km (19 miles) west of Tirana, at a shallow depth of 10 km (6 miles), the USGS said.
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"We need to change our business structure that has been centred around lending business," CEO Nobuyuki Hirano said at an earnings briefing.
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He offered treasure to every leader he met—but only if they acknowledged the emperor, joining a world order centred on Beijing.
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In what ways do you think this is different to your previous material other than it being centred around the concept growth?
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The Nikkei reported last week that Toyota was hoping to agree on a deal centred on a 2,000-yen hike in base wages.
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We millennials like our poetry typed out in neat fonts on rustic pastel backgrounds, centred in a tiny square on a small screen.
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All centred around Fallon as the talk show host with the big ego that his entire crew talks badly about behind his back.
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More than 15 networks reportedly rejected "Stranger Things" because executives fretted about the appeal of a show centred on a group of children.
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AFTER a summer lull, the whirlwind of North Korea-centred diplomacy that marked the first half of the year is about to resume.
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To save their enterprises, and themselves, the brothers approached prosecutors investigating the metastasising bribery scandal centred on Petrobras, the state-run energy company.
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As the economy becomes centred on knowledge, clusters such as London and New York grow even more valuable, yet the dividends are skewed.
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Italian investigators' allegations centred on Gucci, Kering's star brand, which drives most of its profits following a flamboyant makeover under designer Alessandro Michele.
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By the end of the 19th century, a rambunctious, freewheeling holiday had turned into the peaceable, family-centred one we know today. How?
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Its cultivation centred on the Wuyi mountains of Fujian province, but spread through China and then Japan as the favoured drink of Buddhists.
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Recommendations to the government centred on building support networks for victims to share stories and letting them pay for therapy with health insurance.
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The 52-year-old Wakatabe is known as a strong advocate of reflationary policies, centred on BOJ purchases of stocks and government bonds.
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Ferocious interest also centred on Markle, star of the TV legal drama "Suits", whose relationship with Prince Harry was made public last November.
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Bailey told lawmakers this week that the FCA's investigation into RBS regarding allegations centred on its former Global Restructuring Group was nearing completion.
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Here are five horror films written by, centred on, or directed by women coming out in 2019 that promise to be fabulously traumatizing.
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However, regulatory uncertainty centred on financial support incentives to manufacturers has choked investment since the approval of a national biofuels strategy in 2007.
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After reforms in 1996, the safety net has already become more centred on "workfare" (such as the earned-income tax credit) than welfare.
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You'll be able to demonstrate solid experience designing for web and digital, with a strong portfolio and evidence of user-centred, creative thinking.
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It was centred about 1,130 miles (1,820 kilometres) east-southeast of South Point, Hawaii, and was moving west at 14 mph (22 kph).
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Presumably this is Britney's garden, and it is lush, and green, and sunny, and everything about it makes me feel centred and calm.
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Economic growth, 'heavily centred on the financial industry', was 'achieved at the price of ever-new presents to bankers and the super-rich'.
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These sentiments may exist within male-centred crews, but there is ample evidence of men doing the right thing by their partners as well.
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Plans are also well advanced for new cultural hubs centred on museums in Saudi Arabia (Mecca), Australia (Perth), Albania (Tirana) and Brazil (Belo Horizonte).
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Since 2014 it has been a favourite chant at demonstrations by PEGIDA, a xenophobic movement that is centred on the eastern city of Dresden.
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Starting out, they'd been concerned that people might perceive the project as a group of "self-centred millennials whining about their issues," says Goodman.
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Morrison - who centred his campaign on his government's economic credentials - used Labor's tax proposals as evidence that the opposition was "coming after your money".
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The allegations centred on Gucci, which Italian tax authorities accused of evading taxes on more than 1 billion euros in revenues over several years.
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"Factory Asia"—the web of supply chains that is spread across the region, often centred around China—accounts for nearly half of global manufacturing.
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"This amount is the excess over what MAS deems necessary to maintain confidence in Singapore's exchange rate-centred monetary policy," the MAS statement said.
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He belongs to Brazil's ruling Workers' Party, which has been tarnished by a massive bribery scandal centred on Petrobras, a state-controlled oil giant.
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Visions, her breakthrough album, centred around a single and video that interrogated toxic masculinity, before 'toxic masculinity' became a central topic of cultural debate.
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Chances are—and this is based on absolutely no factual data—they centred on one of the following: sex, love, money, or getting trashed.
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A member of the Houthi politburo, Mohammed al-Bukhaiti, denied the talks centred on handing over the port city "because this request is unrealistic".
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The government kept its economic view unchanged in February, saying it was recovering at a moderate pace even as weakness centred on manufacturers continued.
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The government kept its economic view unchanged in February, saying it was recovering at a moderate pace even as weakness centred on manufacturers continued.
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Critics have long assumed that Pedro Almodóvar's films have similarly drawn on his own personal history, partly because they have often centred on artists.
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The naval search is centred on an area north of Alexandria, just south of where the signal from the plane was lost early on Thursday.
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Rather than the criminal justice-led response to domestic violence currently being proposed by the government, the Sisters Uncut activists want a victim-centred approach.
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Political concerns in the region are centred on France, where far-right leader Marine Le Pen leads opinion polls ahead of an April presidential election.
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Mid-cycle manufacturing slowdowns centred on April 1967, May 1985, January 1996 and December 1998 all coincided with reductions in the effective federal funds rate.
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The debate centred on whether to use the term jirga, given its diabolical reputation, rather than on whether the reform itself was a good idea.
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The struggle over schools breaks down into two main camps, traditionalists who favour teacher-centric direct instruction and progressives who favour student-centred experiential instruction.
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American Crime Story's critically acclaimed first season centred on the murder trial of O.J. Simpson, which, for most people, was knowledge inherited by cultural commentary.
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Unlike Tesla, its strategy is still centred around leasing panels, and it has remained disciplined about spending, says Stephen Byrd of Morgan Stanley, a bank.
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Anwar was freed in 2004 and returned to politics as the head of a revitalized, multi-ethnic opposition centred around Islamists and secular social reformers.
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The court challenge -- brought by the Human Rights Law Center (HRLC) -- centred around the legality of the Australian government to detain people on foreign soil.
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Joanna used to belong to a professional group of kinky therapists; much of their conversation centred on this problem, and everyone came to different conclusions.
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The industry was centred in New York, and during the second world war Fiorello La Guardia, the city's mayor, launched a crackdown on unauthorised gambling.
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Mrs May's concerns about Hinkley are thought to have centred on the involvement of foreign powers, particularly China, in a gigantic and potentially hazardous project.
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These arguments centred on the value of the Keynesian multiplier, which determines by how much output changes in response to a change in government borrowing.
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Back when the recording industry was centred on physical product—ie: like, 2100 years ago—it was pretty easy to discern what constituted a banger.
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While much of the outrage around the Hooters employees' involvement in the camp centred on their appearance, online photos suggest the girls were dressed appropriately.
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Italy has emerged as an epicentre of the rapidly spreading illness with more than 13 cases, centred on the industrial heartlands of Lombardy and Veneto.
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Instead she took Surrealism to a place that was centred on women, not as muses or femmes enfants, but as domestic goddesses, cooks, sorceresses, witches.
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Three are already well on track: the Pearl River Delta, next to Hong Kong; the Yangzi River Delta, which surrounds Shanghai; and Jingjinji, centred on Beijing.
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Three are already well on track: the Pearl River Delta, next to Hong Kong; the Yangtze River Delta, which surrounds Shanghai; and Jingjinji, centred on Beijing.
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Doubleday; £20 "LIFE AFTER LIFE", Kate Atkinson's experimental war novel that centred on a looping "what if" scenario, probed free will and the nature of fiction.
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It is thus like a "mini-society with a vast array of norms beyond those centred on the exchange and its immediate processes", wrote Mr Williamson.
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The latest one was less strong, at 7.1, but deadlier, centred on the border of Morelos and Puebla states, only about 20003km south of the capital.
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Regular drills mean Mexicans know what to do; alarms give some warning of earthquakes, though not when they are centred as close as this week's was.
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Rather less attention has been paid to the appetite for a different kind of identity politics—one centred around whiteness and championed by President Donald Trump.
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Recent hawkish and dovish comments from Fed officials have stoked volatility in financial markets, although consensus is now centred on the Fed raising rates in December.
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Some of the energy has therefore gone out of the opposition-centred enthusiasm for political change that was palpable at the time of the last election.
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They included allegations—unfounded, Ms Rousseff's people protested—that she had attempted to interfere in a corruption probe centred on Petrobras, the state-controlled oil company.
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DURING the first election campaign for the mayor of London in 2000, the debate centred on whether Britain needed city mayors with executive powers at all.
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But the generals' squabble with him is part of a broader tension, which has pitted a Bangkok-centred establishment against poorer Thais, many in the countryside.
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Though Tech Cold War has involved US tech giants like Google and Apple, much of the drama has centred on – and continues to centre on – Huawei.
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Sanofi said in July last year that it would adopt a simplified structure centred around five global business units starting in January 2016 to promote growth.
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Protests have centred on the southern Tataouine province where Italy's ENI and Austrian firm OMV have mainly gas operations, but have also begun in Kebili region.
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The main thing it taught me was that you need to be really centred and know and accept yourself to be able to help anyone else.
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Investor focus for now is centred on the European Central Bank's meeting on Thursday, which is expected to push interest rates even further into negative territory.
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Park-goers became less self-centred and more positive: use of the word "me" dropped by 38%; negative words like "no", "not" and "don't" also fell.
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But its role was less prominent than that of Saudi Arabia and Qatar, and mainly centred on ensuring that Islamist forces did not dominate the uprising.
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Reaction to the matter on internet forums and in newspapers centred on it coming so soon after last year's feud, whose public nature was widely criticised.
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The strike, which began at midnight on Sunday, centred on the financial centre of Mumbai and was called by political party Maharashtra Navnirman Sena's transport union.
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The magnitude 6.1 quake was centred in mountainous Hindu Kush region in Afghanistan, at a depth of 210 km (130 miles), the U.S. Geological Survey said.
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The two Western dishes, a shrimp cocktail and a "hot and runny-centred" chocolate lava cake, were created by chefs at the hotel, the sources said.
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The whole point of making the law stronger was meant to be centred on helping rape survivors, but things haven't played out as they should have.
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And with a wine list centred on small producers and menu spanning dishes like chicken foie gras and smoked tuna ceviche, Septime certainly fits the bill.
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The new study has helped identify the molten blob as being centred under Vermont, with parts of western New Hampshire and western Massachusets also within its embrace.
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The slowdown centred on November 2012 encouraged the central bank to step up its quantitative easing programme by purchasing additional mortgage-backed securities (FOMC statement, September 1985).
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The clip is a 416-centred spoof of street fight compilations and significantly funnier than the time Drake and pals dressed up as Shoppers Drug Mart employees.
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The slowdown centred on November 2012 encouraged the central bank to step up its quantitative easing programme by purchasing additional mortgage-backed securities ("FOMC statement", September 1985).
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The case against Lee centred on whether three horses donated by Samsung Group should be considered bribes aimed at winning Park's favour in the conglomerate's succession planning.
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Good relations with the bureaucracy are seen as essential to success in business, a legacy of South Korea's state-centred economic development in the 2000s and 22005s.
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The result of all this was that the economy came to be dominated by a few conglomerates, heavily indebted in dollars and centred on the private banks.
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To many other Brazilians, he is a typical member of the corrupt political class responsible for a vast bribery scheme centred on Petrobras, the state oil firm.
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The case against Lee centred on whether three horses donated by Samsung Group should be considered bribes aimed at winning Park's favour in the conglomerate's succession planning.
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The annual "hot-stove league" ritual, a flurry of free-agent signings and trades centred around the owners' winter meetings in December, seems to have gone cold.
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Sterling has struggled to build on a rally earlier this year amid a resurgence in political risk centred on Brexit, and a broad rebound in the dollar.
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Nicocigs Ltd advert for electronic cigarettes - 145 complaints Also not upheld, the complaints around this ad centred on the concern that children might find them appealing. 10.
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The group also updated its dividend policy to target a dividend cover centred at 2.5x core headline earnings from a cover range of 1.5x to 1.7x previously.
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The allegations add to the roster of corruption charges against Ms Park, whose impeachment centred on her collusion with a friend to extract payouts from big companies.
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When he bursts into The O2 to a reception befitting of a Justin Bieber concert, he's silent on the outside world, yet characteristically centred on his own.
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Citing unnamed sources, NHK said Toshiba was discussing the plan, centred on a third-party allotment of new shares and a public offering, with its main creditors.
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The argument centred on conflicts of interest: Was RepRap's article full of "promotional" hype or simply information about an open-source project which happened to sound good?
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His Royal Highness believes that people are at the heart of conservation and sustainability and that in order to succeed we need an inclusive, community-centred approach.
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Growing up surfing in Waihi Beach, New Zealand, Young has always been drawn to the ocean so a lot of his work is centred around the sea.
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Analysts warned that the outbreak, which is centred on the country's industrial and financial hearlands, could shunt Italy's fragile economy into its fourth recession in 12 years.
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Analysts warned that the outbreak, which is centred on the country's industrial and financial heartlands, could shunt Italy's fragile economy into its fourth recession in 12 years.
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Perception is not always reality: free media in Latin America have relentlessly publicised corruption cases since Brazil's sprawling Lava Jato scandal, centred on Odebrecht, broke in 2014.
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Both hawkish and dovish comments from Fed officials recently have stoked volatility in financial markets, although consensus is now centred on a U.S. rate hike in December.
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Industry chatter also centred on a surprise Russian deal to sell a 10.5 billion-euro, 19.5 percent stake in oil giant Rosneft to Qatar and commodities trader Glencore.
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A measure of consumers' attitudes retreated from the decade peak recorded in January, with the decline centred in the expectations index, the University of Michigan reported on Friday.
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Doubts about the company's longterm health has mainly centred on its slowing user growth — apparently throttled, in part, by Facebook and Instagram's endless copying of Snapchat's key features.
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Liberty is, meanwhile, selling off cable assets in Europe and a major deal to sell German-centred operations to Vodafone is currently under review by the European Commission.
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It hopes to profit from Britain's decision to leave the European Union by capturing a portion of the lucrative euro clearing market that is currently centred in London.
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But Samsung's culture is still based around a fast-follower mentality centred on hardware, notes Park Kang-hee of IBK Economic Research Institute, a think-tank in Seoul.
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Under the shoguns (military rulers), merchant and cultural life—centred upon bustling Edo—had been far from stagnant, as the stunning woodblock prints of Hokusai and Hiroshige attest.
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Centred on the wall at the end of a high-ceilinged hall, it could not help but recall, for a Western audience, the rose window of a cathedral.
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With Chris Pine in the leading role, this film centred around Jack uncovering a plot by the Russians to destroy the U.S economy with a major terrorist attack.
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The so-called Bettencourt affair initially centred on Francois-Marie Banier, a celebrity photographer whom Meyers-Bettencourt accused of swindling her mother of up to a billion euros.
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To make them price-competitive and safe, the challenger will have to add a great deal of traditional bureaucratic reliability to its current imagination-centred corporate skill-set.
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Lula, who faces investigation in connection with the scandal centred on Petrobras, could only be tried in the supreme court if he were a member of the cabinet.
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The probe is centred on the company's use of third-party agents to smooth negotiations with a number of airlines that are closely associated with their national governments.
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But the Republican National Convention that nominated Mr Romney four years ago resembled a self-centred gathering of business-owners and entrepreneurs, congratulating themselves on their own success.
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A Hollywood scriptwriter is planning to turn the Foxes' tale into a film, centred around Mr Vardy's journey from a semi-professional player to an England international striker.
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The SFO's investigation centred on commercial agreements between Barclays and Qatari investors during two emergency fund raisings in June and October at the height of the credit crisis.
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Campaigning for this week's vote centred on the economy, after months of rising unemployment, mine closures, power shortages and soaring food prices in Africa's No. 2 copper producer.
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The dispute centred on the $1.2 billion the LIA paid to Goldman to invest in nine equity derivatives trades, all of which ultimately turned out to be worthless.
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Both hawkish and dovish comments from Fed officials recently have fanned volatility in the markets, although consensus is now centred on a U.S. rate hike by year-end.
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Both hawkish and dovish comments from Fed officials recently have stoked volatility in financial markets, although consensus is now centred on a U.S. rate hike by year-end.
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MLB already puts its regular season on pause in July for the All-Star break, a four-day hiatus centred around an exhibition game played by its biggest stars.
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The WHO said the outbreak is centred in the Likati Health Zone in the remote province of Bas-Uele in northeastern Congo near the border with Central African Republic.
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With Japan's mobile market increasingly centred on a small number of hit titles, gaming companies are closely guarding their title pipelines, creating difficulties for investors in gauging their prospects.
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Ms Rosenblum and Mr Muirhead: There are plenty of conspiracy theories on the left—centred on dark money, finance, the secret machinations of capitalists, the military and so on.
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The divide between Britain inside the circle and Britain outside it concentrates too much power within too few city districts, centred on too few restaurants, bars and social circles.
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Sony's consumer electronics hardware business "has centred on entertainment since our foundation, not daily necessities like refrigerators and washing machines," Kenichiro Yoshida told a group of journalists on Wednesday.
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Throughout this pilot, we are interviewing the locals to obtain human-centred design learnings that will direct our team of MIT engineers in their development of the SELA Platform.
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The index fell to a 49.633-249.63/21-month low below 2269.50 a week ago on U.S. political concerns centred on President Donald Trump, but have since crept back.
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Os Keyes, a "genderfucky nightmare goth PhD student" studies the intersection of human-computer interaction and social science at the University of Washington's Department of Human Centred Design & Engineering.
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BIM is centred on utilizing digital tools "to efficiently produce information" in order to allow assets to be constructed, operated and maintained, according to the Institution of Structural Engineers.
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The "civil war," as some called it, centred around the question of how best to change bitcoin so that it can handle more people using it without slowing down.
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Piedmont, which is centred on the northern city of Turin, has been the fourth-worst hit region in Italy in the outbreak of coronavirus, which took hold last month.
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The northern region of Lombardy, centred on the Italian financial capital Milan, has been the hardest hit, accounting for 43% of all known cases and 60% of all deaths.
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Further diminishing the allure of the yen was talk of more stimulus from Japanese authorities, though this time the chatter centred on fiscal measures, rather than monetary policy action.
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France sent a plane and navy ship to help the search, centred on an area just south of where the signal from the plane was lost early on Thursday.
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Surface temperatures in the critical area of the Pacific have fallen to 24 degrees Celsius below average, down from 22017 degrees above average in the week centred on June 220.
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Much of the recent controversy over the mine has centred on two issues, both of which go to the heart of just how cheap coal is as a fuel source.
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Mr Cunha, who helped initiate the impeachment of the former president, Dilma Rousseff, is the subject of other investigations into a scandal centred on Petrobras, the state-controlled oil company.
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The probes centred largely on millions of electronic chatroom communications between groups of FX traders at banks who routinely shared intelligence on orders they were about to place for clients.
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The protests have been the largest in the city since crowds came out against the bloody suppression of pro-democracy demonstrations centred around Beijing's Tiananmen Square on June 4, 1989.
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That work was centred on the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), the home of economic luminaries like Paul Samuelson and Rudiger Dornbusch and the theories that would become New Keynesianism.
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In his speech, Trump urged bitterly divided Republicans and Democrats to work toward compromises on immigration and infrastructure after a bruising year of partisan battles that centred on Trump's leadership.
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Overwhelmingly centred in London, Britain's public-relations industry is worth about £13bn ($17bn) a year and employs 83,000 people, making it second only to New York's in size and lustre.
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With little daylight on issues between the three—Luke Messer and Todd Rokita, both congressmen; and Mike Braun, a wealthy former state legislator—the campaign has centred on personal attacks.
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Al-Qarawiyyin lays claim to leading advances in science, maths and philosophy through its Islam-centred teachings at a time when Europe was buckling down for the medieval Dark Ages.
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Simon Van Den Born said the additions would boost its regional base metals business now centred in Hong Kong and help build up alternative business lines such as in gold.
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Tech and entrepreneurial disruption of course took centre stage at the event - the geodome venue was centred by an interactive globe installation in collaboration with Mashable and Scottish company Pufferfish.
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President Julius Maada Bio, sworn in in April, came to power on a promise to clean up the extractive industries — centred around iron ore and diamonds — and revive the economy.
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Prosecutors allege that they conspired to pay a former executive of Petrobras not to co-operate with an investigation into a bribery scandal centred on the state-controlled oil company.
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Prosecutors say they tried to pay a former executive of Petrobras not to co-operate with the investigation into a vast bribery scandal centred on the state-controlled oil company.
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An arbiter who prefers balletic movement is unlikely to look kindly on a floor routine centred on hip-hop dancing, and thus could take artistry deductions for such a performance.
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The estimated $2 billion deal has attracted attention because of a corruption scandal centred on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's personal lawyer, who also represented Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems' agent in Israel.
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Brazil is suffering its worst recession since the 1930s, and the PT and its allies are embroiled in a vast bribery scandal centred on the state-run oil company, Petrobras.
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Her Workers' Party (PT) is a prime mover behind a gargantuan bribery scheme centred on Petrobras, the state-controlled oil company, which channelled money from contractors to politicians and parties.
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China is known for building infrastructure projects in Africa as part of its Belt and Road Initiative, a multi-billion dollar plan to resurrect ancient trading routes centred on China.
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The Di Lauro clan supplied the narcotics that turned its territory, centred on a vast housing project in the suburb of Scampia, into perhaps the biggest drugs outlet in Europe.
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Last year Mr Levatich unveiled a five-year plan centred on the introduction of 16 new motorcycle models such as Livewire electric bikes, and increasing Harley's appeal in international markets.
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The U.S./China trade conflict has centred on manufacturing production and imbalances in merchandise exports, which has led to a distorted view of the long-term economic and strategic balance.
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The sources said the discussion centred on how the financial system was coping with the outbreak and how the euro zone's 19 central banks would cooperate in case of stress.
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A new war on poverty would be most effective if it was centred on young people, argues Idrees Kahloon, the author of The Economist's special report on poverty in America.
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This, however, should be taken with the grain of salt, in the sense that any entertainment centred on or made for teenage girls is often dismissed as insubstantial or cheap.
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The ATP will also be completely rebranded for 2019, centred on attracting in a younger audience, having identified that the average age of someone who attends live tennis is currently 61.
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The index had soared to a 14-year high of 103.820 at the start of January when market expectations towards Trump still centred on potential stimulus plans under the new president.
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The so-called Vatileaks scandal in 2012 centred on letters he wrote to Pope Benedict complaining of financial corruption, when he was a high-ranking official in the Vatican City's government.
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"Before we talk about who, let's talk about what, let's pursue a programme centred on the people outside the corridors of power," he said at a business association event in Milan.
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While the film initially focuses on Dave (Alexander England), a self-centred, guitar-toting manchild, the true main character is his five-year-old nephew's ukelele-playing teacher, Miss Caroline (Nyong'o).
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New Zealand's Civil Defence declared a state of emergency for the Kaikoura region, centred on a tourist town about 150 km (90 miles) northeast of Christchurch, soon after Monday's large aftershock.
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Protests against the bill had largely centred on Hong Kong's main business district, but demonstrators have recently begun to look elsewhere to widen support by taking up narrower, more domestic issues.
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"China policy, irrespective of ongoing bilateral trade issues, is centred on the opening up of the local financial services industry to global participation," Alexander said, referring to the escalating Sino-U.
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In an interview in December with the local Independent newspaper, Beltrame said he had taken part in an attack simulation in Carcassonne that centred around a mass attack in a supermarket.
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His embrace of a court jester role has won over many Britons, fed up of what they see as an out-of-touch political establishment too centred on a London elite.
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Greco has promised to make the group leaner and more efficient, with a $1.5 billion cost-cutting programme centred on a plan to simplify its structure and improve accountability and performance.
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The carmaker let Mashable try out the suit, as part of its Unlearn campaign centred on seeing life from another viewpoint, to experience an average day as a 70-something person.
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The case centred on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program created in 2012 under Democratic former President Barack Obama that Republican President Donald Trump already has sought to rescind.
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Protests scheduled over the weekend include 'Shopping Sunday' centred on prominent shopping malls, some of which have previously descended into chaos as riot police stormed areas crowded with families and children.
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Already criticised for dawdling in offering condolences to the families of four American troops killed in Niger, Mr Trump became embroiled in a quarrel centred on one of the grieving widows.
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He said initial talks with Singapore were centred on the F-35B short take-off and landing variant, which he described as "a nice fit for a smaller land-constrained environment".
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More than 300 people have tested positive over the past week for coronavirus in Lombardy, which is centred on Italy's financial capital Milan, and 10 people have died in the region.
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The demonstrations have centred on Hong Kong's relationship with mainland China: some protesters have railed against growing interference from Beijing while others have expressed concern over greater integration with the mainland.
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Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa said the party would do some soul searching, acknowledging that some critics had called the ANC "arrogant, self-centred, self-serving", but saying those descriptions were unfair.
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And the slowdown centred on January 2016 caused the central bank to soften its previous language about raising interest rates and replace it with a more gradual stance (FOMC statement, December 2015).
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And the slowdown centred on January 2016 caused the central bank to soften its previous language about raising interest rates and replace it with a more gradual stance ("FOMC statement", December 2015).
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Polls indicate a close result following a campaign centred around tax cuts, climate change and social programmes, with the opposition Labor party likely to win office from the conservative Liberal-National coalition.
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The beautiful thing about this film is that it is centred upon Frances' quest to stand on her own two feet as she navigates the perilous path of twenty-something city life.
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Paddle boarding evolved from surfing in Hawaii in the 1960s but its recent boom has centred on stand-up paddling (SUP) with both disciplines part of the AAP's World Tour since 2012.
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India is pursuing what it calls a "neighbourhood first" foreign policy centred on its allies in South Asia, although there is little sign of a warming in relations with arch rival Pakistan.
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They conjure up a bizarre and tragic period, centred on the cold-war-era conflict among Peronists, guerrillas inspired by Che Guevara (an Argentine, after all) and the army and its allies.
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Initially centred around Lomé, they have spread to other parts of the country, including Sokodé, Togo's second city and a traditional stronghold of the Union for the Republic (UNIR), the ruling party.
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Mr Modi may not even be able to cobble together a majority by relying on close ideological allies such as Shiv Sena, a Hindu nationalist party centred in the state of Maharashtra.
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The BOE said its concerns centred on funds that focused on illiquid assets such as commercial property and some corporate or emerging market bonds, rather than company shares that are easily traded.
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The BoE said its concerns centred on funds that focused on illiquid assets such as commercial property and some corporate or emerging market bonds, rather than company shares that are easily traded.
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Analysts said market expectations are centred around whether the ECB's 1.7 trillion asset-purchase programme will be extended and possible tweaks made to the scheme to increase the pool of eligible bonds.
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For years Sears has slashed costs and sold off assets in an attempt to establish a profitable business model centred on fewer stores, innovative online services and a data-driven loyalty program.
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Competitions centred around men's events—except for the "Jack and Jill Saw" competition, where husbands would drag up their unsuspecting, and often formally-attired, wives to saw through a log with them.
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In addition to battling low inflation, the ECB is trying to weather the impact of a slowdown in global growth and turbulence in markets that have this week centred on Europe's banks.
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The plot centred on a teen who cuts off his possessed hand with a cleaver, inadvertently allowing the murderous hand it to run wild and do as many murders as it pleases.
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LONDON — In the wake of a deadly knife attack in central London, much of the discussion online has centred on the police citing mental health as a "significant factor" in the case.
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But the prosperous northern region of Lombardy, centred on Italy's financial capital Milan and at the heart of the country's virus outbreak, called on the government to introduce even more stringent measures.
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The case centred on whether three horses donated by Samsung Group for the training of the competitive equestrian daughter of Park's friend should be considered bribes aimed at winning the president's favour.
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Regulators blocked Mr Kerkhoff's plan to split the company into a unit centred on its lucrative lifts business (Thyssen Industrials) and another, Thyssen Materials, that would have included its ailing steel business.
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Hong Kong's government and regulators are increasingly concerned that a series of scandals, many centred on mainland Chinese companies listed in Hong Kong, has tarnished the territory's reputation as a financial centre.
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The quake was centred 30 km (19 miles) west of Tirana, the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) said, and was also felt across the Balkans and in the southern Italian region of Puglia.
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The quake was centred 30 km (303 miles) west of Tirana, the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) said, and was also felt across the Balkans and in the southern Italian region of Puglia.
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Crook — research manager at Brandwatch — told Mashable that the findings show that women's use of misogynistic language focused largely on sexual promiscuity and 'slut shaming', whereas male language was centred on female objectification.
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MALCOLM ROBERTSChief executiveAustralian Petroleum Production and Exploration AssociationCanberra, Australia Your briefing on China's view of ethnicity and nationhood painted a generally accurate picture of China's Han-centred order ("The upper Han", November 20.02th).
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When he took over as chief executive from his father in the late 1960s Koch Industries was a small company centred on oil and gas with $200m in yearly sales and 650 employees.
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Rather, they centred on disgruntlement with Tsai Ing-wen, the president, who had pushed through several controversial reforms since taking office in 2.73, while dithering over some of her supporters' most cherished causes.
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The governments of some poorer countries, including Thailand and Cambodia, have taken their own chances with public health, by developing their China-centred tourist industries far more enthusiastically than their public health systems.
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Last week's trips to New Delhi and Beijing were centred on splashy trade announcements, including a $10 billion refining and petrochemical complex in China, and talk of $100 billion of deals in India.
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Brazilian police arrested Antonio Palocci, a former finance minister and chief of staff of the former president, Dilma Rousseff, in connection with the corruption scandal centred on Petrobras, the state-controlled oil giant.
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In practice, she is paying the political price for mismanagement of the economy and a corruption scandal centred on Petrobras, the state oil company, which has engulfed her left-wing Workers' Party (PT).
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BERLIN, Aug 15 (Reuters) - Easyjet is in talks to buy assets from insolvent Air Berlin, a person familiar with the matter told Reuters, adding that the talks centred on the German airline's slots.
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Centred on Amaterasu Omikami, the sun goddess from whom conservatives believe the emperor has descended, the "Daijosai" is the most overtly religious ceremony of the emperor's accession rituals after his father Akihito's abdication.
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A company source said the petitions centred around the ownership of some Oando shares bought through an investment vehicle at the time the company bought ConocoPhillips' Nigerian business for $1.65 billion in 2014.
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Well, maybe minus the late nights, lack of exercise, booze and drugs that can go hand-in-hand with a lifestyle centred around an industry that easily runs well into the early hours.
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The book will feature an older Peter Rabbit and is centred on a "well-behaved prime black Kitty cat, who leads rather a double life," Potter wrote to her publisher at the time.
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At the summer Games at Rio de Janeiro in 2016, when worries were centred on an outbreak of Zika virus, and at London in 2012, the IOC paid premiums of about $13 million.
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CCCC has formed new units centred on the Paracels, which China disputes with Vietnam, that are eyeing expansion in tourism, logistics, fishing as well as on-going construction business, according to the paper.
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The case is centred on the shady business deals of the Noos Institute, a charitable organisation based in Palma which her husband, former Olympic handball player Inaki Urdangarin, chaired from 2004 to 2006.
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