The vision for the Shed chimed with Mr McQueen's ideas.
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It chimed with how he works as an artist, he said.
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PATH quickly chimed with an assist, tweeting a link to schedules. Ouch!
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The survey chimed with another weak reading of retail sales published last week.
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Friday's data chimed with other signs that consumer spending is cooling after a strong summer.
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Those comments about a new political era chimed with remarks by Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Overall the figures chimed with other surveys showing sliding confidence among both consumers and businesses.
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At Haverford, Mr. Coleman pushed for changes that chimed with the spirit of the times.
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The Kohl's numbers, however, chimed with a 1% fall in clothing and apparel sales nationally.
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The Kohl's numbers, however, chimed with a 1% drop in clothing and apparel sales nationally.
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The motley crew created fertile ground for comedy as characters chafed and chimed with each other.
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In interviews with Reuters, seven activists said the attack chimed with the regular intimidation they face.
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Hillary Clinton's callousness towards her husband's female accusers was damaging, because it chimed with her reputation for cynicism.
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The survey chimed with other gauges of the economy that point to a pick-up since the Dec.
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The BoE data chimed with other signs that the housing market is stabilizing after slowing through most of 2019.
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Thursday's weak surveys chimed with official data which showed the slowest retail sales growth since April 2018 in November.
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The strong performance chimed with data from market researcher Kantar Worldpanel which showed the recent turnaround of Asda's fortunes.
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"Overall, the statement chimed with the 'patience' ECB President Mario Draghi mentioned in April," BNP Paribas economist Luigi Speranza said.
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The ECB's stance chimed with the dovish message delivered by the U.S. Federal Reserve in its own minutes on Wednesday.
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It chimed with Prince's vision of a utopian Uptown in which race and other classifications were both ignored and meaningless.
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Oddly enough it was the message of Mr Corbyn, not popular among entrepreneurs, that chimed with an earnest conference programme.
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This chimed with findings by Catalyst, another recruitment firm, that women were promoted on past performance and men on future potential.
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"That harshness was a big influence for me because it chimed with the harsher ends of hardcore and thrash," Bullen recalls.
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The growth forecast chimed with surprisingly strong data released earlier on Wednesday that showed German consumer sentiment improved heading into February.
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My faith was rewarded with the election of Barack Obama, who embodied an idea that chimed with both me and Springsteen.
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It chimed with those sick of a hyper-centralised state, where feeble councils take marching orders from an out-of-touch London.
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It was an applause line that chimed with the gut instincts of his core voters, and the details could not matter less.
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Overall, the two figures chimed with other data that show deep pessimism in British businesses about the outlook but resilience among consumers.
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Barratt this month reporting a dip in values of homes sold while signs of weakening prices also chimed with warnings from Bellway.
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The figures chimed with a Lloyds Bank survey last week that also showed business confidence ebbed to its lowest level this year.
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The report's forecasts chimed with a deepening sense that optimism about synchronized global growth was overcooked, and that markets got ahead of themselves.
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When he moved to New York in the mid-1980s, Mr. Mesches found that his work chimed with the vogue for Neo-Expressionism.
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"First Blood" chimed with Reagan conservatism, which emphasised American exceptionalism, the need for a muscular foreign policy and a loathing of big government.
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It was his damn-your-eyes style, as much as any policy proposal, that chimed with the anti-establishment sentiment of his keenest supporters.
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The survey chimed with other signals of the economy perking up in early 2020 following Prime Minister Boris Johnson's sweeping election win on Dec.
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Worshipper Haseef Ahmed, 27, said the green message chimed with his values and served as a reminder that the world's natural supplies were limited.
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That chimed with the view of the National Institute of Economic and Social Research that growth slowed markedly toward the end of the quarter.
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That chimed with the view of strategists at Swedish bank SEB, who said selling sterling versus the Swedish crown was one of their strongest calls.
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Archer at EY Item Club said May's mortgage data chimed with other figures which suggested the relief from the delay of Brexit had been limited.
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Talking of the end of austerity is intended to blunt the message of the opposition Labour Party, whose anti-austerity rhetoric has chimed with many Britons.
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Furthermore, the stress on the individual also chimed with the exigencies of an exhausted West taking on the Soviet Union in the cold war after 1947.
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The results chimed with recent media surveys which showed Abe's Liberal Democratic Party-led (LDP) coalition is on track to keep its majority in the chamber.
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Still, the BRC report chimed with a European Commission survey last month that showed British retailers' expectations for employment sank to their lowest since late 2011.
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That chimed with a separate survey from the official Insee statistics office which showed morale in the industrial sector at its highest level since June 2011.
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The Ifo figures chimed with other sentiment surveys released earlier this week that showed growth in Germany's private sector slowed in February while investor sentiment also deteriorated.
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Charismatic faith came from North America and people were receptive because it chimed with traditional beliefs in which people appeal to spirits to solve problems, he said.
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Sam Fairbairn, who helped organize the protest, criticized the BBC for not playing the song, saying it had chimed with voters ahead of the June 8 election.
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Bonheur functions as the ultimate exemplar for Nochlin's essay, as her circumstances chimed with many of the art historian's observations and conclusions about women in the arts.
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The trade figures chimed with data released on Monday that showed industrial output edging down unexpectedly in August, suggesting the German economy lost steam in the third quarter.
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The resilience seen in the PMI survey chimed with a broader business confidence poll published on Wednesday by France's INSEE statistics agency showing morale rebounding unexpectedly in July.
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The monthly report chimed with economic data published this month that showed feeble domestic demand drove a surprise fall in industrial orders in July, while industrial production flatlined.
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That chimed with sentiments expressed by Vox leader Santiago Abascal, who was sent best wishes via Twitter from Italy's right-wing League leader and Deputy Prime Minister, Matteo Salvini.
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Wednesday's data mostly chimed with business surveys that suggest Britain's economy cooled further in early 14.483, weighed down in part by snow storms in late February and early March.
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The Ifo data chimed with HIS Markit's latest survey among purchasing managers, which showed growth in Germany's private sector lost a little steam in March as factory output slowed.
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The accountancy firm's report chimed with a Lloyds Bank survey last week that showed optimism across British businesses about the outlook has faded to its lowest level this year.
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The BDO report chimed with other surveys that have shown increased shop spending, reflecting the rise in prices since the Brexit vote rather than an improvement in Britain's consumer economy.
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The unemployment numbers chimed with INSEE data last week that showed French private sector job growth accelerating at its fastest rate in at least six years during the second quarter.
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Characteristically fidgety with sweaty upper lip, it's a grotesque and funny and slightly unnerving image that chimed with millions, probably because it said something about the excess of the times.
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Although the survey chimed with signs the economy has kept its momentum in the months since June's Brexit vote, there were clear signs that next year could prove more difficult.
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The CFTC data chimed with analysis from Morgan Stanley, which shows that "close to 100% of investors" now hold an overweight position in the Brazilian real relative to their benchmark.
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While the survey chimed with signs the economy has maintained momentum since June's Brexit vote, weakening growth in new orders and rocketing costs suggested next year will prove more difficult.
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His conservative stance chimed with many influential figures, including famous footballers and evangelical Christians, who make up 20 percent of the population and represent a powerful bloc in Brazil's Congress.
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The quarterly National Manufacturing Barometer, conducted by business consultancies SWMAS and Economic Growth Solutions, chimed with other surveys showing strong manufacturing activity now, but a cautious approach to the future.
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It so clearly chimed with her love for children and young people, and reflected her bravery in fighting for good causes – a gift that she possessed from a very early age.
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He met the artist couple Ben and Winifred Nicholson in 1926 and found that his ideas on reforming English art by creating simpler, more direct modes of expression chimed with theirs.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British online fashion group Boohoo bucked a tough retail market with robust sales growth in its latest quarter as its offer of cheap clothing, delivered quickly, chimed with shoppers.
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SKF derives about 70 percent of group sales from its industrial business and the rest from the automotive sector and its demand outlook largely chimed with that of its main rival.
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Gabriel's emphasis on the benefits of keeping knowledge in Germany chimed with remarks by Germany's European Union Commissioner Guenther Oettinger, who called on majority shareholders to consider alternatives to Midea's bid.
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It chimed with mayor Sergey Sobyanin's proposals for improvements in the city, and he announced the competition in early 2013 as part of the build-up to his campaign for re-election.
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More important, it chimed with Mrs Clinton's increasingly frequent attack on the senator as a political one-trick pony, obsessed with abuses on Wall Street to the detriment of other policy areas.
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Merkel, leader of Germany's conservative bloc, said she had read the article by Maas and that its broad thrust, calling for a new approach to the United States, chimed with her thinking.
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The experiment chimed with a previous project Barnes worked on where he cut music onto an X-ray, a method used by artists attempting to smuggle their music out of Soviet Russia.
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The figures chimed with a slew of dismal manufacturing data across Europe, after a survey on Monday showed German factories were at their lowest ebb last month in more than 10 years.
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LONDON, June 12 (Reuters) - British online fashion group Boohoo bucked a tough retail market with robust sales growth in its latest quarter as its offer of cheap clothing, delivered quickly, chimed with shoppers.
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Nationwide's data chimed with other housing indicators which have suggested that a weakening of the market seen in 2018 might have bottomed out as investors wait for Britain to resolve its Brexit crisis.
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A weaker-than-expected services Purchasing Managers' Index on Friday chimed with notes of caution from several top companies, suggesting the British economy's resilience since last June's Brexit vote may be starting to fade.
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The survey chimed with another measure of consumer confidence published by polling firm YouGov earlier this week which pinned the gloomier mood on Britain's messy election outcome and a weakening of the housing market.
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While the EEF survey chimed with other reports that have suggested a slight loss of momentum from last year, factories look on course to make a sizeable contribution to British economic growth in 2018.
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That chimed with another poll by Opinionway published earlier on Monday, which also showed Macron gaining 1 point to 24 percent, while Le Pen was stable at 26 percent and Fillon unchanged at 21 percent.
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The Mercedes drivers views chimed with those of team boss Toto Wolff, who has said the sport should put the changes on hold because cars were already faster, performance gaps narrowing and races more exciting.
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Friday's data chimed with other signs that consumer spending may have recovered partially from a slowdown late last year, when households tightened their belts after splashing out during a hot summer and the soccer World Cup.
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Davis's comments chimed with hints from British Prime Minister Theresa May earlier this month that she could be open to some form of transitional agreement with the EU, easing fears about the disruptions Brexit may bring.
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" As it happened, her recollections chimed with a late '60s account in New York magazine, in which she told the writer Barbara Goldsmith, "Sometimes when I think about Andy, I think he is just like Satan.
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By that point, the British public were largely fed up with Parliament's shenanigans and Johnson's message to "get Brexit done" chimed with many voters, even among those who had traditionally never voted for the Conservative Party.
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The Ifo figures chimed with a survey among purchasing managers released on Wednesday that showed the recession in manufacturing worsened in July with the performance of German goods producers dropping to the lowest level in seven years.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's unexpectedly strong economic growth since last June's Brexit vote may be starting to fade as inflation picks up, according to a major business survey that chimed with notes of caution from several top companies.
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The BBA data chimed with strong retail sales data last week that showed the Brexit shock had little immediate impact on consumer spending, but analysts fear it might only be a matter of time before it deteriorates.
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The figures chimed with other data that suggest Britain's economy stalled at the start of 2020, despite an improvement in confidence among businesses and consumers in the wake of Prime Minister Boris Johnson's landslide victory in December.
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The centrist Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan advocated late on Thursday a go-slow approach on further hikes which chimed with Fed chair Janet Yellen's comments on Wednesday that rates would not go "all that much further".
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The risk engineer, whose work takes her around the world, said trans people had better visibility than a decade ago - helped by social media - and the poll findings chimed with her own experience, both in London and beyond.
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The survey chimed with data released earlier this week that showed German consumer price inflation eased to 1.1% in July, the lowest since November 2016, and consumer morale worsened for third month in a row heading into August.
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The centrist Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan advocated late on Thursday a go-slow approach on further hikes which chimed with Fed chair Janet Yellen's comments that the central bank rate would not go "all that much further".
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The gap between two- and 63-year yields has picked up this month since hitting its narrowest in almost 26 months in late June as investors wondered how an absence of inflation chimed with expectations of rate hikes.
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LONDON, April 24 (Reuters) - British online fashion retailer Boohoo reported a better-than-expected 49 percent jump in annual profit on Wednesday, bucking the trend in a tough market for clothing retailers as its affordable fashion chimed with consumers.
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It was the first time a president had chosen a prime minister from outside his political family without being forced to, and the move chimed with French voters' weariness of the Socialists after a chaotic five years in power.
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His comments chimed with those of New York Fed President William Dudley last week, raising the prospect of a near-term hike even though minutes of the Fed's last meeting showed the rate-setting committee spilt on the matter.
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" It was the last line of a letter addressed to his recently deceased grandmother from a furniture resale company, and it chimed with the darker energy of his show this season, which he described as an "ode to England.
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Sarkozy's comments chimed with Xavier Bertrand, the region's head, who said France should scrap the agreement unless British Prime Minister Theresa May agreed to renegotiate the system agreed under the accord which allows British officials to check passports in France.
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"The speech shows a willingness to move forward, as time is of the essence," the EU's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said in a lengthy statement, adding that May's specially staged event in Renaissance Florence chimed with the spirit of Europe.
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Her remarks, released for publication on Saturday, chimed with similar comments from French President Emmanuel Macron and German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble, who have said the door to the EU remains open to Britain so long as exit negotiations are not concluded.
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Indeed, he noted, the economists' view chimed with an important strain in Russian thought, dating from the 19th century, which found that Orthodoxy, for better or worse, created a barrier between Russia and the legal and rational order which prevailed farther west.
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Better to say that his beliefs, skilfully angled and promoted, have fortuitously chimed with the evolving mood of conservative voters, especially with the emergence of the Tea Party and the backlash against Mr Obama's agenda and the bail-outs that followed the crash.
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" (The charge chimed with Mr Rubio's lament that "For a number of weeks now, Ted Cruz has just been telling lies".) Unruffled, Mr Cruz managed to goad Mr Trump into saying that Planned Parenthood, the much-maligned women's-healthcare provider, "does wonderful things.
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His comments chimed with remarks from German Chancellor Angela Merkel who said last month that Europe could no longer completely rely on its allies, pointing to bruising meetings of the G7 wealthy nations and NATO that were also attended by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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A sorrowful look at his life up to that point, prompted by the suicide of a friend who had suffered from mental-health problems akin to his own, it chimed with the bewildered dejection of those whose hopes had soared and crashed in the bygone decade.
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Cartoon characters' rubberiness, their jazziness, their cheerful buoyance and idleness all chimed with popular images of African Americans, already embodied in minstrel shows and in Joel Chandler Harris's tales of Uncle Remus, which Disney was to make into an animated feature, Song of the South, in 1946.
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The strong retail sales figures from the Confederation of British Industry on Friday chimed with the official data showing households increased their spending by 0.7 percent in the third quarter, slowing slightly but still helping to drive the economy in the face of uncertainty around Brexit.
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The financing difficulties listed by the V20 chimed with the conclusions of a separate report issued this week by the London-based Overseas Development Institute (ODI) on blended finance, which involves using funds provided by governments and development banks to encourage private investment in poorer nations.
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But Seth Bannon, who had to deal with major mistakes made early in his career, said that what struck him most when he read it was how much this far-sighted thinking chimed with the mission of the "Impact VC" he planned to create with his partner and co-founder Ela Madej.
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Although in the 2013 federal election the party did not pass the 5 percent threshold necessary to enter the Bundestag, this year it received 12.6 percent of the vote as its anti-immigration rhetoric has chimed with voters, particularly after the influx of refugees into Germany in 2015 at the height of Europe's migrant crisis.
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This chimed with a survey published on Monday by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales, which found business confidence reversed the gains it made in the second quarter of the year as companies worried about the lack of clarity about Britain's exit from the EU. The ICAEW's index fell from a reading of 6.7 for April to June, to -8 for the three months from July - similar to the levels seen at the start of the year.
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