It is worth emphasising what a foolish expedition this was.
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Those emphasising the challenge of the job or the career benefits attracted many more black and Hispanic applicants than those emphasising the impact of the work on the community or the opportunity to serve.
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JAB claims to have a different philosophy, emphasising the long term.
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It also offers an opportunity for emphasising independence and non-conformity.
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The industry talks a good game, emphasising recent improvements in client-vetting.
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They combine cultural liberalism with a centrist economic agenda emphasising equitable growth.
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Ronald Reagan brought blue-collar Democrats into the Republican Party by emphasising traditional values.
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Viable candidates prevailed in all three, partly by emphasising their affinity with Mr Trump.
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The next day poor preliminary results sent Ford's shares sliding, emphasising the plan's urgency.
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What starts as temporary distractions from feelings of ostracisation instead end up emphasising these feelings.
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But too many economists worried that emphasising these costs might undermine support for liberal policies.
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Whether termed "grit", "task-motivation" or "conscientiousness", more psychologists are emphasising the role of persistence.
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But emphasising heightened risks rather than cutting forecasts meaningfully may be the rulebook, for now.
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She says she enjoys listening to Modi's speeches emphasising his pro-Hindu brand of nationalism.
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And Mr Draghi struck a doveish note by emphasising two other elements of the ECB's decision.
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Pakistani cricket has further capitalised on this strength by emphasising the regeneration of its bowling stocks.
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Theresa May on Thursday was a little vaguer, emphasising the importance of access to that market.
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Over the next couple of days Mr Trump softened his rhetoric, emphasising "meaningful talks" with China.
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Protestant Reformers gave this idea a new twist by massively emphasising the concepts of punishment and debt.
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Mr Sisi has tried to woo foreign investors by emphasising the stability that his rule has brought.
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It also reported a third straight decline in annual profit, emphasising the pain of its latest turnaround plan.
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As Poland heads towards local elections next year, followed by parliamentary ones in 2019, PiS is emphasising continuity.
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It also reported a third straight decline in annual profits, emphasising the pain of its latest turnaround plan.
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Emphasising its Australian roots, BHP Billiton rebranded itself as BHP, dropping the British "Billiton" part of its name.
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Most are evangelical, emphasising a personal faith based on conversion rather than a cultural affiliation to a denomination.
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Three justices—Samuel Alito, Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh—released a statement emphasising the urgency of the matter.
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The heavyweight German index DAX, however, remained in negative territory, down 0.04 percent, emphasising the fragility of market sentiment.
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Seeking a more uniquely Jamaican sound, Prince Buster turned the popular rhythmic shuffle upside down by emphasising the offbeat.
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At the same time, Hilton revitalised its properties and changed its strategy from owning locations to emphasising licensing revenues.
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"The Council will be emphasising the importance of a continuing supply of credit, particularly to small businesses," it said.
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It also reported a third straight decline in annual profit, emphasising the pain of its latest attempt at a turnaround.
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His portrait of the writer Quentin Crisp (pictured) is a study in androgyny, emphasising Crisp's glossy lips and long eyelashes.
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Emphasising reason in this way presumed that it could be neatly separated from feelings altogether, that they were discrete categories.
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"I hope not many believed him," she said, emphasising this was her personal view and not that of her country.
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A measure of U.S. consumer confidence posted its sharpest decline in more than three years in December, emphasising the possibility.
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Mr Xi will offer money and expertise for the president-elect's building efforts, emphasising that China's help will generate American jobs.
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Authorities have begun emphasising the damage on the city's economy, already buffeted by China's slowdown and the U.S.-China trade war.
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He kept walking next to me, emphasising that he wasn't following me, he just happened to live in the same direction.
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Over-emphasising your kid's gender from the womb is so last century, plus gender-neutral baby clothing is way more chic.
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They're emphasising more of the problems they are facing that need to be solved, rather than what they're trying to achieve.
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They blamed the U.S. team for a recent breakdown in talks, while also emphasising a desire for cooperation and willingness to talk.
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"It's not a safety device," Philip Newton, corporate vice president of Samsung Australia, told Mashable, emphasising it's not intended to replace lifesavers.
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"I think the main purpose of emphasising anti-corruption is to use it as a way to intimidate senior cadres," Zhang said.
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WHEN a visitor starts emphasising the historical links between their families, Carlos Edde, a Lebanese politician, knows where the conversation is headed.
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"There remains a strong sense of 'Cameroonianess'," he says, emphasising that Anglophones' grievances are with the government, not their French-speaking compatriots.
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De-emphasising its own-brand cloud offering is turning out to be one factor supporting a pickup in SAP's cloud gross margins.
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He reinterpreted Lewis Carroll's "Alice in Wonderland" on commission for the Veuve Morin-Pons bank, emphasising the book's references to money and risk.
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It enters a market dominated by Spotify and Apple, but it is differentiating itself by emphasising the artificial intelligence aspect of its service.
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Propaganda validates their extremist ideology, provides them with the support of a community and primes them to act by emphasising purification through sacrifice.
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The newspaper has had a social-media team for three years and has changed from solely distributing content to emphasising engagement as well.
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The exhibition begins with efforts to sell the fantasy of America in the 17th century by emphasising the "exotic" qualities of indigenous groups.
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Still, sperm banks have to work hard to compete for customers; some distinguish themselves by emphasising the safety and security of their "product".
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By emphasising the overlapping dual allegiances—to tribe and to clan—Deganawida complicated the notions of us and them, defanging the intertribal warfare.
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The CBRC reiterated its commitment to tackling these risks in late September, emphasising its role in identifying threats and implementing necessary mitigating measures.
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Emphasising carbon removal through unnatural systems can incur moral hazard, waste money and time, and distract from the profitable solutions that are available.
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But in pop culture as well, a deromanticised view of the medieval world exists, emphasising the grittiness, riotousness and bawdiness of the medieval city.
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American conservatives, for their part, are right that Singapore's health-care system achieves fine results by emphasising personal responsibility, competition and low public spending.
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Other ballet companies are seeking to make the art form more accessible—"dressing down" or including contemporary touchstones—rather than emphasising its elitist history.
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Weakness in inflation is one reason that rate rises are on hold today, with Jerome Powell, the Fed's chair, emphasising the need for patience.
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It is worth emphasising that Theresa May now has the backing of 60% of Conservative MPs – far more than David Cameron achieved in 2005.
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RETRIBUTION The legal action compares with a more restrained response in December emphasising "trust in justice" after the arrest of CFO Sabrina Meng Wanzhou.
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Policymakers have vowed to ensure "stable and healthy" development of the property market, repeatedly emphasising that homes are for living in, not speculative investment.
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In addition to Uber, Kapten and Ola there is Bolt, an Estonian company, and ViaVan, which sells only shared rides (emphasising its green credentials).
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Optimists hope that a clause soon to be inserted into China's funeral regulations, emphasising the need to respect the "dignity" of citizens, will discourage abuses.
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With more than two decades in the legislature, Mr Wagner is emphasising what's largely absent from the Republican field: hands-on experience in state government.
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Visitors to Thailand should rise to 20143 million in 22014, said Tourism Minister Kobkarn Wattanavrangkul, emphasising that it was not a target but an estimate.
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Using personal stories over statistics, getting immigrants and non-immigrants to mingle more and emphasising what unites the two groups could warm people to immigration.
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In NYC it's emphasising its launch with the themes of fintech, security and enterprise, all strong sectors which both London and NYC are deeply into.
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The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) also said it had stepped up its monitoring of fund managers, emphasising that they should treat their clients fairly.
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You put up a statement on Instagram after the election emphasising that racism, misogyny, transphobia, homophobia, and xenophobic attitudes aren't welcome at Green Day shows.
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In the late 1970s Deng Xiaoping, after taking over as China's leader, forbade personality cults and sought to build up China's institutions, emphasising "collective" decision-making.
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In response, Australia issued a bland statement emphasising the importance of a rules-based maritime order and expressing opposition to any action that might increase tensions.
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The new council is younger and more dynamic, emphasising the importance of being able to walk around, of making Minot more pleasant and reviving its centre.
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They look like little more than propaganda exercises aimed at emphasising the importance of "trustworthiness", says Jeremy Daum, a Beijing-based fellow of Yale Law School.
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Endo said FSA is not urging consolidation among regional banks, emphasising it is up to the management of each lender to decide on options to survive.
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This is "intended to open the landline market - where Bezeq is a monopoly - to competition, while emphasising upgrading their infrastructure," the ministry said in a statement.
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Pence's 10-day tour of Asia aims at emphasising that U.S. President Donald Trump wants to boost U.S. trade in the region, despite scrapping the TPP.
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During this long period, the economics profession went off in different directions, focusing on micro-economic problems, emphasising the importance of theoretical models and mathematical rigour.
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In her victory speech, she appealed to China's leaders, emphasising that both countries should search for an acceptable way to interact "based on dignity and reciprocity".
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Emphasising social justice, the two parties pledged to introduce a minimum salary, avoid a planned VAT sales hike and boost spending on education, research and welfare.
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Rupert Goold, the director, portrays Mayer almost as a monster, emphasising his enormity—especially when compared with the diminutive Garland—and half-hiding him in shadows.
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In America, Congress is emphasising the importance of cyber-security; Britain's government reportedly plans to shift some of the Ministry of Defence's budget towards repelling cyber-threats.
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In his 21-minute speech to a Jerusalem diplomatic conference, Netanyahu outlined Israel's economic strengths and international outreach, emphasising the importance of ties with the United States.
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Indeed, it could well have won, thus acknowledging the superhero boom as well as emphasising just how successful films with black casts and creative teams can be.
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Shot in classic widescreen, Mr Cooper's film captures both the grandeur of nature and the smallness of these few characters, emphasising their powerlessness over the natural world.
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To do so Aston has remodelled itself as a luxury-goods firm, emphasising design and craftsmanship that are a British speciality, while trying to extend the brand.
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In his first comments after being appointed, new governor Murat Uysal signalled a rate cut, emphasising that the bank had "room for manoeuvre" in its monetary policy.
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It needs to strike a balance between protecting sales of the A21000-240, by emphasising differences without weakening its long-held mantra of commonality between related aircraft.
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Yet by emphasising her record as a popular secretary of state, as he did in his endorsement statement, he can at least improve her chances of this.
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After the axe attack in Würzburg, anti-immigration activists criticised Germany's interior minister, Thomas de Maizière, for emphasising that the perpetrator's links to IS had been tenuous.
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A different voice cuts in, saying, "You don't know how to break through this contradictory mess and really find your own authentic individuality," emphasising the word mess.
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Emphasising social justice, the two parties pledged to introduce a minimum salary, avoid a VAT hike set for January and boost spending on education, research and welfare.
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"We plan to adapt the books as the books were written," she said, before emphasising that they don't intend to shy away from the story's darker elements.
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"It must be discussed separately from the political issues," said the official, emphasising that Malaysia was treating it mainly as a trade issue and not as retaliation.
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I always have a dish that highlighted the artisan, one where we don't use seasoning or cooking, one emphasising texture, always one about memory, and so on.
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The originally elegant costumes have been replaced by stretch fabric and embellished with more stones, emphasising the baubles on the ballerina's tutu more than her athleticism and artistry.
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To that end the EEOC has begun emphasising the role of what it calls "bystander intervention"—a technique shown to be effective in sexual assaults on university campuses.
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Fitch affirmed Malaysia's sovereign rating at 'A-' with a Stable Outlook in August 5003 while emphasising the importance of continued fiscal consolidation given the government's high debt ratios.
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Consequently Welsh Labour will probably run a very local general election campaign, emphasising the strengths of Carwyn Jones, the Welsh Labour leader, rather than dwelling much on Mr Corbyn.
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"I have asked the pensioners to make an effort ... and I tell them 'thank you'," Macron said, emphasising that the poorest pensioners were not affected by the tax increase.
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South Korea, which ranks behind Japan and China, is also uncertain for LNG demand in the future, given the country is now emphasising renewable energy for its future needs.
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But much of the jobs recovery has been built on short-term contracts, emphasising the need for labour reforms that have been delayed by a seven-month political stalemate.
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The basic deal is well understood by policymakers in both countries, with U.S. President Donald Trump repeatedly emphasising his great personal relationship with the Saudi king and crown prince.
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Top White House adviser Larry Kudlow on Monday said the deal had been "absolutely completed", while Chinese officials have been cautious, emphasising that it has not been completely settled.
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"Emphasising that Jerusalem is sacred to Jews, Christians and Muslims, President Erdogan and Pope Francis stated that any attempt to change the city's status should be avoided," the sources said.
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On the BBC's Today programme this morning, Ms Rudd was emphasising that the policy was only "for consultation", and if she consults business, she'll probably get a pretty rude answer.
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The UN Refugee Agency issued new policy guidance in 2014, emphasising that camps should only be temporary and urging that refugees should be integrated into their host communities whenever possible.
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The Fed kept interest rates unchanged on Wednesday while emphasising the strength of the labour market - a sign it was still on track for two more rate rises this year.
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Mazrouei said the UAE will support any decision taken in consensus within OPEC and its allies on further oil production cuts, emphasising his country's full compliance with the existing deal.
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Le Pen has sought to play down the FN's connection with such traditionalism in a bid to throw off a reputation for racism and bigotry - emphasising instead a pro-worker agenda.
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You advised monetary policy to target three things: a long-run, instead of short-term, inflation rate; nominal GDP, as opposed to inflation or unemployment; and fiscal reforms, emphasising automatic stabilisers.
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RBA Governor Philip Lowe helped by emphasising the bank would buy bonds across the curve and not just at the short-end, with no limit to the amount it might acquire.
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"I think there's been significant progress," Camilleri said of talks that have been going on for some years, while also emphasising Ferrari's leadership role as the oldest and most successful team.
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Despite emphasising that Laundryheap's main competitors is the washing machine in people's homes, Dimitrov says there are a number of direct competitors in different markets, naming Laundrapp and Zipjet in London, Laundr.
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The government is seeking to mitigate these risks by emphasising that it is bolstering social safety nets (including cash transfer schemes) and that the reforms will deliver better economic performance and employment.
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Mr Sanders espouses bold positions; Mrs Clinton talks about the world leaders she has met, emphasising her experience in government (and, for obvious reasons on this occasion, her service to New Yorkers).
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Melton McLaurin, a historian at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington, notes that this particular "rearguard action" resembles opposition to racial desegregation in emphasising the supposed endangerment of women and children.
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"Shavkat Mirziyoyev loudly praises his predecessor, at the same time emphasising the necessity of changes," Daniil Kislov, a Moscow-based Central Asia expert whose website is blocked in Uzbekistan, told Al Jazeera.
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The British government and EU officials have this week played down hopes for an imminent Brexit deal, emphasising that while an agreement is close the two sides still have work to do.
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In Western intellectual debates, meanwhile, some maintain that Islam stultifies its followers, either because of its core teachings or because in the 11th century Islamic theology turned its back on emphasising human reason.
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"The business leaders were united in emphasising the need for as much certainty as possible," her spokesman said after a meeting on Thursday in Downing Street between May and executives from financial firms.
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"The University has consistently acknowledged the gravity of the allegations against Professor Ramadan, while emphasising the importance of fairness and the principles of justice and due process," Oxford University said in a statement.
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The Paris-based IEA, the West's leading energy forecaster, had been criticised by environment campaigners in previous years for underestimating the growth of renewables and over-emphasising the continued role of fossil fuels.
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In 2017, NHS England's Children and Young People Community Eating Disorders Programme administered training to all teams emphasising the importance of not using BMI or weight as the sole deciding factor for treatment.
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Such concern is not surprising when kids' safety is at stake, but promoters and youth groups have been quick to hit back, emphasising the safeguards put in place to ensure kids' well being.
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Blessed by an extremist opposition and a big opinion poll lead, the government is coasting, muttering platitudes like "strong and stable" and emphasising its newish prime minister, Theresa May, rather than its party name.
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Part of the CSIRO controversy has been that Marshall appeared to be emphasising the potential monetary impact of science over curiosity-led research in the public good, such as the impact of global warming.
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The defence ministry this month floated a proposal regarding export curbs on cyber companies, emphasising the need to restrict the sale of technologies that could potentially be used to carry out serious cyber attacks.
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She deserves credit for encouraging police training emphasising de-escalation and community relations and for an investment of some $11m into the maintenance of public parks that are popular with the city's poor residents.
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"One of the things we've been emphasising is the dearth of liquidity and the market is vulnerable to moves like this," said Kamal Sharma, a strategist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in London.
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"However, by emphasising continued economic growth as a key objective, the Commission has missed an opportunity to challenge the traditional growth paradigm in favour of an approach that would respect planetary boundaries," Asin added.
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The structure of the European financial system will have to evolve as a result of Brexit, he added, also emphasising that all banks and companies should prepare to avoid any potential cliff-edge risk.
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"The impact is severe and ongoing," Le Maire said, emphasising that it was nationwide, although Paris, after riots and looting in some of its most upmarket districts on Saturday afternoon and evening, was particularly affected.
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Deutsche Bank and the government in Berlin have had to play a delicate balancing act, emphasising the substance and importance of the bank without implying any need for state aid or willingness to supply it.
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On November 14th the new Turkish ambassador to Bosnia delivered a speech emphasising the "common history of our peoples", an appeal sure to conjure up historical memories of the Ottoman "yoke" among Serbs and Croats.
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ANDREW HALPERLondon "Beautiful minds, wasted" (April 16th) was a welcome attempt to tackle the stigma associated with autism, emphasising how various features of parts of the spectrum, increased focus, reliability and honesty, could benefit employers.
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With the Vision Fund facing headwinds, sellside analysts are emphasising the value of other parts of SoftBank's portfolio, including telcos SoftBank Corp, which on Tuesday reported a 9% rise in second quarter profit, and Sprint.
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That his departure closely follows the accolade-packed obituaries of Mr Bogle, the architect of Vanguard's strategy of emphasising efficiency over genius, underlines just how much money-management changed during the two men's storied careers.
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RETRIBUTION The legal action and public relations outreach compare with a more restrained response in December emphasising "trust in justice" when its chief financial officer, Sabrina Meng Wanzhou, was arrested in Vancouver at U.S. request.
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He also denied that Airbus stood to benefit from rival Boeing's decision to suspend production of its grounded 737 MAX jet after two deadly crashes, emphasising that the disruption would hurt the sector at large.
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"SGX has agreed with the Baltic Exchange ... to proceed with the solicitation of support from shareholders," it said, emphasising that the deal had yet to be finalised and there was no assurance of a definitive agreement.
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Woods was emphasising how the PRA could change the way it enforces some of the Solvency II rules, rather than changing the rules themselves, a step that could trigger opposition from other regulators in the bloc.
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Yet building a regulatory framework from Jean-Charles Rochet's and Jean Tirole's original, less flexible, definition of two-sided platforms (emphasising the importance of indirect network effects and an influential pricing structure) will mitigate this problem.
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Johnson said he was backing HS2 as part of a wider revamp of Britain's transport infrastructure, including upgrades to buses and cycle lanes, emphasising a plan to build integrated connections between the regions of northern England.
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One investor says that Shell, by emphasising for so long who the contract was with, not where the money was going, honoured the letter but not the spirit of good governance—"and that's not good enough anymore".
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He is spending the last days of the campaign attending fish fries at black churches, emphasising his prosecution of two KKK members who bombed a church in Birmingham and appearing with John Lewis, a civil-rights icon.
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Climate scientists cautioned that even a theoretical prospect of artificially shoring up the West Antarctic Ice Sheet should not be used as an excuse to delay emissions cuts, but welcomed the paper for emphasising the region's importance.
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"Given the significant weakening of the forint ... we expect the NBH to adopt a more hawkish tone, emphasising its readiness to act in the event that the fForint weakens further," Goldman Sachs said in a recent note.
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The structure of the European financial system will have to evolve as a result of Brexit, he said in a prepared speech, also emphasising that all banks and companies should prepare to avoid any potential cliff-edge risk.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Davis Cup organisers are open to merging with the ATP over a unified event, tournament director Albert Costa has said while emphasising that the 118-year-old competition will remain the number one international tennis event.
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No longer emphasising the writing of characters by hand can free up cognitive resources for other things, he says, like thinking for themselves, and is part of the empowering of the Chinese mind that could have political implications.
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ANKARA, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan lashed out at the banking industry on Tuesday, saying it was a "disaster" that lenders were emphasising profits over what he said was their duty to boost the domestic economy.
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TRANSPORT REVAMP Johnson said he was backing HS2 as part of a wider revamp of Britain's transport infrastructure, including upgrades to buses and cycle lanes, emphasising a plan to build connections between towns and cities in northern England.
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"The (RCC) is still closely linked with YPG/PYD power structures, but they have put more time and effort into emphasising inclusivity than we have seen in some other areas," senior International Crisis Group analyst Noah Bonsey said.
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BMW's top brass took great pains to underline a track record of consistency, emphasising the fact that the car division's profitability margin has stayed above 8 percent for the 13th quarter in a row, a feat welcomed by analysts.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged on Wednesday and downplayed weak first-quarter economic growth while emphasising the strength of the labour market, a sign it was still on track for two more rate rises this year.
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As I initially pointed out, facts and rational arguments are often insufficient to sway sceptics; personal stories, social contact, appealing to emotions, emphasising what unites us, appealing to other people's values and addressing people's underlying concerns may also help.
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"That relationship has always been there from the day I started and it was properly disclosed," he told Reuters by phone, emphasising the suspension was the result of differences on the approach to engagement rather than the relationship itself.
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The company announced a new environmental and social policy in its annual report released on Wednesday, emphasising its commitment to bring emissions to net zero, in line with global goals set out in the 2015 landmark Paris climate agreement.
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But the Ethiopian carrier, whose reputation along with Boeing's is at stake, issued a statement on Friday emphasising the modernity of its safety and training systems, with more than $500 million invested in infrastructure in the past five years.
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His data team is now six people out of a total at 15 across the EQT firm which has more than $45 billion in AUM, of which its venture arm is approximately $650 million emphasising its focus on data.
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De La Rue is emphasising Vacher's credentials in business transformation and operational turnarounds, which may prick up the ears of all shareholders, said Russ Mould of investment broker AJ Bell, referring in particular to activist investor Crystal Amber Fund.
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In the second half of 2018, for example, the country's central bank supported the currency with both word and deed, emphasising the need for stability, buying the yuan offshore and increasing the regulatory cost of speculating against the currency.
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Emphasising the repercussions of the virus, Petra Diamonds tumbled over 9% after a warning that the coronavirus outbreak had hurt demand in the market as stores were forced to shut during the important Lunar New Year period in China.
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MILAN, Aug 7 (Reuters) - Italy's UniCredit could move a presentation of its latest business plan from London to Milan in the event of a no-deal Brexit, Chief Executive Jean Pierre Mustier said on Wednesday, emphasising the bank's European focus.
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In a joint briefing, Mr Tillerson and his cabinet colleagues Wilbur Ross (at Commerce) and Stephen Mnuchin (at Treasury) described Mr Trump as emphasising arguments about economic fairness and the need to reduce America's vast trade deficit with China, fast.
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The black-and-white film, emphasising the unforgiving slate of the plaza floor and the gaunt faces of soldiers hunkering between sandbags in the square's archways, reflect the solemnity and melancholy that seemed to settle over Madrid in the late 1930s.
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Rather than emphasising the multiple bereavements, the traumas of war, and even the pain of his separation from Edith, David Gleeson and Stephen Beresford's screenplay concentrates on Ronald's inspiring chats with his chums, the so-called Tea Club and Barrovian Society.
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TRADE WAR: An interim trade agreement between the United States and China might not be completed in time for signing in Chile next month as expected, a U.S. official said, emphasising that this does not mean the accord is falling apart.
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ISTANBUL, May 10 (Reuters) - Every weapon obtained by the Syrian Kurdish YPG militia constitutes a threat to Turkey, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Wednesday, emphasising Ankara's opposition to a U.S. deal to arm the fighters against Islamic State.
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They decided to concentrate on eye-catching policies emphasising the party's distance from the Union, like ending the use of coal power (which is rising thanks to Mrs Merkel's nuclear gambit) and introducing gay marriage (which is opposed by her Christian Democratic base).
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The two traditions intertwine in local customs (Saint Barbara, the patron saint of miners, is revered), in a high degree of civic engagement (it has the densest network of volunteer organisations in Germany) and in a "Christian social" political culture emphasising egalitarianism.
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As Redditor NsRhea pointed out, the final shot of Episode 4 did a brilliant job of emphasising this: [S7E4] - Symbolism in the end scene from gameofthrones Look — his Lannister armour is quite literally dragging him down here, pulling him into the darkness.
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Although there are some signs of easing tensions between the world's two largest economies, U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on Monday that an initial trade deal doesn't need to be finalised next month, emphasising the need to get the right deal.
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Mr Fukuyama has tweaked this "end of history" line somewhat since first espousing it, emphasising that, even in the absence of democracy, a state's ability to enforce laws and provide basic services such as education, health and infrastructure can matter a lot.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg weighed in with a one-paragraph concurrence emphasising that when abortion regulations like the Texas rules severely limit a constitutional right, "women in desperate circumstances may resort to unlicensed rogue practitioners...at great risk to their health and safety".
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"Today is a momentous occasion, not only for the platinum industry, but for South Africa as a whole," said Lee-Ann Samuel, executive director at Impala Platinum, emphasising the importance of job security in a country with unemployment at an 11-year high.
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The minister of culture, who had a history of praising the Ustasha regime, spent his time in office purging the public broadcaster of leftists and emphasising the crimes of the Yugoslav communists (who, to be fair, slaughtered thousands of fascists after the war).
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ANKARA, Oct 22 (Reuters) - Turkish-backed forces will press on to the Islamic State-held town of al Bab in Syria, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Saturday, emphasising Ankara's drive to sweep militants and Syrian Kurdish fighters from territory near its border.
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Far from simply emboldening the sitter and recording for the purpose of emphasising dynastic security, he imbued depictions of Charles and Queen Henrietta Maria — he of slight stature and impenetrably aloof character, she of famously protruding teeth — with warmth and humanity, even vulnerability.
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Richard Sloggett, a former adviser to Matt Hancock, the health secretary, says the Tories will try to cement their lead by emphasising precisely how the new funding will improve each voter's local hospital, be that with a new ward or the latest cancer-screening technology.
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Richard Sloggett, a former adviser to Matt Hancock, the health secretary, says the Tories will try to cement their lead by emphasising precisely how the new money will improve each voter's local hospital, be that with a new ward or the latest cancer-screening technology.
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Analysts say he has also improved the look and condition of the group's 183 stores and sharpened up marketing, emphasising its army of more than 218,21 trained butchers, bakers, fishmongers and other specialists who prepare more food in-store than in other British supermarkets.
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"Fishing is something that Ruth has talked about specifically, we are simply emphasising that this is something of huge importance to us," a spokesman said, when asked whether fishing constituted a "red line" in Davidson's wish list for Scotland within a new UK government.
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Citing a potential 5-10 year road map and emphasising Gousto is in it for the long term, Boldt says the startup plans to invest heavily in data science, its tech stack, and operational infrastructure, which is what he believes already gives it an edge over competitors.
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Emphasising the savvier aspects of Mr Moore's 1980 crime—and not-so-subtly suggesting that he may not have been as intellectually disabled as he claimed—Mr Roberts noted that Mr Moore and his co-conspirators "negotiat[ed] their respective shares of the money they intended to steal".
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"We have been emphasising the fundamental weakness of the South African macro story for some time, and believe that market pricing on ZAR (the rand) showed a degree of complacency that in part was explained by low G3 bond yields," analysts at Morgan Stanley wrote in a note.
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The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Thursday: The ECB is expected to lay the groundwork for an autumn policy shift when it meets on Thursday, emphasising improved growth while tempering expectations after previously setting off a mini tantrum in financial markets.
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Besides the increasing amount of perks funds are trying to offer, like revamping their workplace and offering services such as free dry-cleaning, they are emphasising the amount of money they are willing to spend on technology and the complexity of the problems in financial markets to entice recruits.
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The right can't summon up a "real" Tory voter in quite the same way—the Party survived its aristocratic past by discovering "real Tories" in every social class—but it has made up for this by emphasising "real Tory" values: flag-waving nationalism, suspicion of foreigners, belief in British exceptionalism.
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Guards commander Mohammad Ali Jafari "expressed satisfaction over the successful conduct of the Guards naval exercise, emphasising the need to maintain and enhance defence readiness and the security of the Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz and to confront threats and potential adventurous acts of enemies," IRNA quoted Sharif as saying.
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I was pretty late to finding out about ASMR, but it resonated with me, the idea of emphasising and objectifying domestic sounds, also the idea that it's not people who have full time jobs doing work for BBC documentaries, but communities of regular people who are invested in these sounds.
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"E-commerce will definitely help as people can order products to be delivered to their homes, but it (the virus) will certainly have an impact in the weeks to come," Agon told a news conference, emphasising that e-commerce accounts for almost 50 percent of L'Oreal's sales in China, one of its biggest markets.
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But YouTube's open nature mean it's never played the same rules as traditional media, attracting niche formats that never would get to TV. YouTube's report is keen on emphasising that it no longer wants to be seen as a stopgap for content creators who want to one day make it big on a traditional medium.
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"As soon as you start excluding certain data sets, then that gives messages to those who would seek to do us harm about the way in which the authorities operate," May said, and deflected further questions by emphasising the new oversight mechanisms that are being proposed to regulate the access to such data as part of the proposed bill.
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We suspected as much from the evidence that has been building over the last few months, but now that Williams has said there's a twist and made a point of emphasising that he's not alive, it's looking increasingly likely that Snow is going to make a return in some kind of undead, possibly-resurrected-by-Melisandre form.
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Tempering expectations for a sharp slowdown in U.S. growth was data that showed the number of Americans filing applications for unemployment benefits dropped to a 21-297.011.24/2-year low last week Comments from Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Richard Clarida that the U.S. economy is in a "good place" but re-emphasising the Fed's patience on rate hikes, also helped to reassure investors.
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Doug Gurr, Amazon's UK country manager made it all sound pretty sexy, emphasising "all types of roles from flight-test engineers, software engineers and corporate managers" while fleetingly mentioning the "fulfilment roles in our fulfilment centres" when speaking to the FT. The move followed promises by other tech giants to double-down on the UK, seemingly undeterred by the uncertainty around Brexit.
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This gets a regulatory constraint out of the way of monetary policy operations without compromising financial stability; - The FPC's earlier action to increase the availability of credit by up to 150 billion pounds by cutting the counter-cyclical capital buffer rate to zero and emphasising that banks' liquidity reserves are usable; and - The PRA Board's decision to use regulatory flexibilities to smooth insurers' transition to new regulatory standards in a very low interest rate environment.
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And he goes on emphasising that he does want to have children with her but Not Like This and she just listens and realises that she can never tell him about the first abortion she had – about a year ago when he first got her pregnant – that she kept secret from him because she knew he wouldn't want it at the time and that would have caused problems between them so she never told him, she simply went and got it done and carried on with life.
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