Many EM currencies have fallen sharply this year, IIF analysts noted, failing to benefit from the dovish central banks.
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"However, many emerging market currencies have fallen sharply this year, failing to benefit from the more constructive backdrop," he added.
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Egypt's index edged down 21.1 percent, failing to benefit from a firm tone for global bourses, as concern about a possible currency devaluation persisted.
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LONDON, Aug 2116.38 (Reuters) - A stronger dollar weighed on emerging assets on Tuesday, with stocks and currencies failing to benefit from an easing of the North Korea standoff.
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Critics say pharmacy managers' secretive deals — under which price-setting strategies are not publicly disclosed — enrich companies on all sides of the prescription drug pipeline while failing to benefit consumers.
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On Friday, it ticked up less than 211.71% to 334.20 per euro, failing to benefit from better sentiment after China renewed efforts to work out a trade pact with the United States.
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"But given the medical advances that have occurred during the 86.8.8 years, any county that has not improved by more than 86.8.7 percent is failing to benefit adequately from the progress," Kessler said.
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Gold has dropped nearly 0.393 percent since mid-April, largely failing to benefit from trade tensions that have directed safety flows into the dollar away from other traditional safe havens such as gold.
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The warnings shook confidence in company management for failing to benefit from the country's building boom, which was the biggest in living memory but also pushed up prices as an intense demand for workers lifted wages.
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The warnings shook confidence in company management for failing to benefit from New Zealand's building boom, which was the biggest in living memory but also pushed up prices as an intense demand for workers lifted wages.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European shares ended a choppy session lower on Tuesday, failing to benefit from a positive open on Wall Street as they buckled under the weight of disappointing earnings and data showing the euro zone economy grew less than expected in the third quarter.
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I would prefer that the Senate bill match the House bill and keep some form of state and local deductions so that no one gets caught in the trap of losing too many deductions at once and failing to benefit from the tax cuts.
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Rouhani is expected to stand for re-election next year but may face a challenge from conservative rivals who believe Iran has conceded too much in a deal with world powers to limit its nuclear program, while failing to benefit as promised from a lifting of international sanctions.
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"The United States is a rich country, but it is becoming one in which a very small number of citizens own most of the wealth, and from which both younger Americans and the broad middle class are failing to benefit," according to a Brookings Institution report authored by researchers Isabel Sawhill and Christopher Pulliam.
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The first phase of the Centre spans from 1935 - 1939 in Berlin. In 1914, Alfred Wolfsohn was conscripted to military service, and after discharge became disturbed by auditory hallucinations of vocal sounds that he had heard wounded and dying soldiers make. He was subsequently diagnosed with Shell Shock, and after failing to benefit from psychiatry, hypnosis, and medication, cured himself by vocalizing the extreme sounds he had heard and hallucinated.Newham, P., The Prophet of Song: The Life and Work of Alfred Wolfsohn. London.
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Alfred Wolfsohn was a Jewish German who suffered auditory hallucinations of screaming soldiers, whom he had witnessed dying whilst serving as a stretcher bearer in the trenches of World War I. He was subsequently diagnosed with shell shock, and after failing to benefit from psychiatry, hypnosis, and medication, cured himself by vocalizing the extreme sounds he had heard and later hallucinated, before developing an approach to singing lessons intended to be therapeutic for his students.Günther, M., 'The Human Voice: On Alfred Wolfsohn', Spring: A Journal of Archetype and Culture, 50: pp65–75, 1990.Wolfsohn, A., Die Brücke. London, 1947. Trans.
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Chrysler borrowed $250 million from Prudential in 1954 to finance expansion, acquisition, and updating the outdated styling of their car lines that was contributed to Chrysler failing to benefit from the postwar boom as GM and Ford were. Exner led creation of the new corporate "Forward Look" styling of 1955, beginning a new era for Dodge. With steadily upgraded styling and ever- stronger engines every year through 1960, Dodge found a ready market for its products as America discovered the joys of freeway travel. This situation improved when Dodge introduced a new line of Dodges called the Dart to do battle against Ford, Chevrolet and Plymouth.
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