And Value Partners should be well placed to mop up.
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Serve bread on the side to mop up the sauce!
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That has left more for American buyers to mop up.
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That creates another mess for monetary policymakers to mop up.
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Trump sent u out -he makes women mop up his mess.
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Hezonja has been playing only mop-up minutes and isn't happy.
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The country is also planting forests to help mop up carbon emissions.
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From there on it was to be merely a mop up operation.
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U.S. refineries, unlike OPEC, haven't done much to "mop up" the glut.
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Buchholz (3-9, 5.91 ERA) is being saved for mop-up roles.
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Watson still pitched a perfect ninth but in a mop-up role.
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A clip of Boris Johnson attempting to mop up floodwater has gone viral.
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Why waste a pitcher, even a mop-up man, in a lost cause?
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"The mop up on this issue is going to be excruciating," he added.
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It also takes time for new, fast-growing sectors to mop up these resources.
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The central bank was expected to mop up the excess liquidity with bond sales.
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" He said that after a crisis "consolidation can help to mop up excess capacity.
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But they'll come in and mop up and say, 'Oh, how good we are!
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In mop-up operations, 86 percent of the soldiers under Burgoyne's command were captured.
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Over the past couple of years the government has tried to mop up the mess.
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According to CNN the cub was discovered while firefighters were in their, "mop up" phase.
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Health workers visited households to urge people to mop up standing water, where mosquitoes breed.
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All of Bass's outings came in a mop-up role with the Rangers far behind.
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Now it's time for countries that live in the region to mop up the remnants.
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A bystander helped him up and gave him a bandana to mop up the blood.
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Serve with a big green salad and some good bread to mop up the sauce.
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Police said that Davidson grabbed his wife and used her head to mop up the mess.
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Italy's caretaker prime minister, Paolo Gentiloni, was on hand at the forum to mop up congratulations.
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The army has been trying to mop up the remnants of the force that seized Marawi.
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On the battlefield, the first day-after task will be to mop up and count heads.
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We use it to mop up the vegetables, and drizzle homemade sour green plum sauce atop.
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We spread ourselves the length of the field for mop-up, then walked toward the ditch.
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But it had the general effect of using a napkin to mop up an oil spill.
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On Brexit and immigration, she wants to mop up voters who formerly backed the UK Independence Party.
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I even took a few minutes to mop up the blood in the lobby before heading out.
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And it brings up questions of why women are constantly being asked to mop up men's failings.
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It subsquently sold 80 billion naira worth of bills which was not enough to mop up liquidity.
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DETROIT SCHOOLS Another Michigan mess: It's not just the Flint water crisis Snyder has to mop up.
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I was a relief pitcher, had a creditable ERA, and would come in to mop up games.
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The next day, they crouched on the ground and used their hands to mop up the blood.
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Rosen, 22, has gone 8 of 323 for 102 yards and two interceptions in mop-up duty.
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While it sold bonds last year to mop up some cash, it has been absent this time.
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Lawmakers demanded to know how the NSA planned to mop up the hurricane of damage it had caused.
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And for those hours-long spacewalks, NASA equips astronauts with special adult diapers to mop up any leaks.
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The flames laid waste to about 2101 blocks, and the "mop up" work was likely to take days.
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Workers were reportedly asked to mop up the smelly water to prevent it from leaking on nearby tracks.
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It was time to mop up and organize, to turn revolution from a passing event into an institution.
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However, all but nine are puny rural lenders, so it should be possible to mop up their messes.
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And even as the Legislature began its 2020 session earlier this month, some mop-up from 2019 continued.
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This was a method used in the 225s to help coal plants buy scrubbers to mop up air pollution.
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I'm a little freaked out, but I mop up the mess, clean the kitchen, and hop in the shower.
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In the ensuing mop-up operation, your choices are among characters with repulsive principles, shaky principles or no principles.
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Even rudimentary American missile-defences would then be able to mop up the "ragged retaliation" from China's surviving nukes.
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In a bid to mop up excess supply, OPEC teamed up with Russia two years ago to cut production.
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Indeed, the president tweeted that Nigerian forces had been "working to mop up BH insurgents" when they hit the camp.
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Unlike Turkey's media, the government is being fairly selective with the businesses it is targeting in the Gulen mop-up.
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Chemotherapies, like radiation therapies, are often used to mop up the cancer left over when primary tumours have been excised.
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You don't want to move those pallets too quickly, after all, or you'll have plenty of water to mop up.
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Wakatabe, speaking in the upper house of parliament, said the BOJ would first conduct operations to mop up excess liquidity.
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It's a smart play: negate your opponent's biggest selling point, and what's left over is nothing more than mop-up.
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RHP Clay Buchholz is "in a tough spot" and has been relegated to mop-up situations for the time being.
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He stepped in front of the cameras to help mop up a flooded opticians in the town of Matlock, Derbyshire.
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While Exxon Mobil continues to mop up the spills, city and environmental groups are also working to clean the waterway.
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I like it just as well eaten at the kitchen counter, with these excellent biscuits to mop up the gravy.
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The Twins used five relievers, including Brandon Kintzler who was called up from Triple-A on Saturday, to mop up.
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American miners essentially mop up the remaining demand for thermal coal, though they do steady business with some foreign buyers.
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The Taliban imposed overlapping bans on vaccination, both in big events and in house-to-house "mop-up" days afterward.
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A larger-than-expected draw in U.S. crude oil inventories last week indicated buyers are starting to mop up spare supply.
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Aside from that, a biweekly clay mask will help mop up excess oil to keep pores as squeaky clean as possible.
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Firefox OS—another recognizable name but Mozilla has now abandoned Firefox OS on TVs, leaving Panasonic to mop up the mess.
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The physical buying is maybe not there to mop up any excesses, and for the moment gold appears to be struggling.
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At least wise Kaya was kind enough to take some responsibility for her mess and help with the mop-up process.
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Yet doubts are growing about whether the agreement between OPEC and its allies goes far enough to mop up excess supplies.
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The move is seen as offering a chance for the Conservative Party to mop up votes from people who support Brexit.
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RHP Ben Taylor was optioned to Triple-A Pawtucket on Thursday after logging some mop-up innings Wednesday against the Orioles.
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The shilling is set to gain, helped by a liquidity mop up and a tailing off of demand from corporate firms.
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OPEC, along with allies like Russia, have since reversed course by restraining production in an effort to mop up excess supply.
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Or a classic shrimp scampi instead, with plenty of sesame bread to mop up the sauce, and a Lucali salad afterward?
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Steve then had to mop up his sorry nose before going back home to do a few lines in his apartment.
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And how much did that towel cost that Ky so readily used to mop up the rain water and our collective tears?
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"Firefighters continue to improve containment lines, while mop-up and patrol efforts continue throuought [sic] the less active areas," the update said.
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He did not return until Week 277 of the 21 season, when he made a brief appearance in a mop-up role.
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The central bank sells hard currency regularly on the interbank market to boost dollar liquidity but in turn mop-up the naira.
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The Leliq sales help the bank mop up funds in the market to bolster a weak peso and bring down stubborn inflation.
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It's all fun and games until dynastic conflict pretty much destroys Rome and some poor saps have to mop up the blood.
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It's all fun and games until dynastic conflict pretty much destroys Rome, and some poor saps have to mop up the blood.
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It's my opinion that Melania was forced to go to the border that day in June, essentially, to mop up her husband's mess.
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During his first year in the White House, Bush 41 and Congress enacted legislation to mop up the failing savings and loan industry.
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Walmart wants robots in its stores to scan shelves and mop up spills Wait ... maybe the robots are becoming too much like us.
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Auctions to inject liquidity were less frequent earlier, though auctions to mop up liquidity had been held on a daily basis, Hendarsah said.
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Bruno Le Maire, the finance minister, warned that the state would not "mop up the losses of Air France" by bailing it out.
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Agencies that are moved elsewhere can often recruit better workers on lower salaries than in capitals, where well-paying multinationals mop up talent.
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With the Galaxy S8's impending release next year, the clock is ticking for Samsung to act fast to mop up the Note7.
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The central bank bill sales in Hong Kong were believed to mop up yuan liquidity in Hong Kong and support offshore yuan levels.
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Also, the pre-underwriting is not a final commitment by the banks involved to mop up any unsold shares in the rights issue.
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It goes great with bread to mop up the sauce and beer so cold that there are little flecks of ice in it.
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Typically, a three-day treatment regimen pairs the drug with other less effective but longer-lasting drugs to mop up any remaining parasites.
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While another mate did the stitching, Mr. Staley held down his friend and then helped tie the knots and mop up the blood.
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The only silver lining for the Indians is that it looks as if this will be six-plus innings of mop-up duty.
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Brian Ferreira, a firefighter from Oakland, had helped mop up on a hillside near a winery owned by the media mogul Rupert Murdoch.
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Serve the chicken with a simple slaw and some potato bread to mop up the excess sauce and to keep your fingers clean.
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So Democrats should not be banking on the idea that they will mop up with this 10-percent bloc — and neither should Republicans.
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This a great time to clear out the energy in your home, mop up with some uncrossing floor wash, and toss out old junk.
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Firefighters mop up and check for reflash after a firestorm swept through a property in Bilpin, 75 kilometers (47 miles) from Sydney, Wednesday, Oct.
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There is also the tactile joy of tearing and rolling injera, a spongy and bubbly flat bread, before using it to mop up sauces.
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He opened a small port on the top (hidden under than handle) and filled the robot mop up with tap water from the table.
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Monday's drop signals skepticism from investors that Saudi Arabia will be able to quickly mop up a glut of supply that has suddenly emerged.
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I served it all under a shower of grated Parmesan, with a big green salad and plenty of bread to mop up the sauce.
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If the weather continues to cooperate, firefighters may be able to mop up the remaining portions of the wildfire shortly after Christmas, Vaccaro said.
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The fund also stands ready to mop up any new shares left unsubscribed by the bank's current shareholders for up to 85 million euros.
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He went 0-5 with an 11.48 E.R.A. in August and then pitched in mop-up duty out of the bullpen on Sept. 5.
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Her prodding helps Asher (Matt McGorry) succeed, too, despite the fact that he's wearing adult diapers under his armpits to mop up his nervous sweat.
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Lake County Fire Rescue Battalion Chief Randy Jones saved the cub after spotting him while firefighters were in the "mop up" phase after a fire.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - France is one of the few developed economies where the finance minister calls a press conference to mop up a corporate scandal.
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A stealth 'em up, stylishly presented with a excellently funk-flavored soundtrack, where the objective is never to maim or murder, but to mop up.
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Tagovailoa had seen only mop-up duty through the course of the regular season until being thrown into the spotlight in the national title game.
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The runs proved to be a valuable cushion when Hansel Robles struggled again in the eighth, and Addison Reed tried to mop up his mess.
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And what better way to mop up your future hangover than with cornmeal-breaded fried shrimp and gooey cheese squished between toasted white bread slices?
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"Demand is going off and also liquidity will thin out a little bit after the mop up," said a trader at a leading commercial bank.
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KAMPALA, Oct 15 (Reuters) - The Ugandan shilling was a touch stronger on Tuesday, helped by a central bank mop-up of excess local currency liquidity.
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The offer, underwritten by a banking syndicate that will mop up unsubscribed shares, will kick off on Monday and close before March 10, it said.
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Market participants have referred to the measures as "covert tightening", an attempt to mop up liquidity and defend the lira without an outright rate hike.
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And to keep the currency from plunging, Chinese authorities have been selling foreign exchange reserves to mop up the yuan these Chinese investors are selling.
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But when I find Deeds, dressed in all black with a white towel around his neck to mop up sweat from a sweltering day, he's alone.
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In particular, the promoted genes relate to cell-wall synthesis, DNA repair and the production of compounds that mop up harmful oxidising agents produced by sunlight.
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Carmakers face selling fewer vehicles while freewheeling competitors, unencumbered by a vast manufacturing business, mop up the profits from selling transport to customers on the move.
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Still more work: On Sunday, the U.S.-led coalition said the SDF is doing mop-up work to find any remaining hiding ISIS fighters or weapons.
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Analysts at Bank of America-Merrill Lynch said that while supply was a problem, demand had not grown quickly enough to mop up any excess output.
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By the end, with no mound visits remaining and an overmatched Stephen Tarpley having already pitched, Boone summoned the backup catcher, Austin Romine, to mop up.
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But Saudi Arabia has promised to cut production in a bid to mop up the supply glut that sent crude into a bear market last year.
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It has been gradually increasing the volume of term deposits since the facility became operational in July to mop up excess liquidity in the financial system.
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Traders say the PBOC has at times in the past used issuance in Hong Kong as a way to mop up liquidity and support offshore yuan levels.
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The intensity of Sanders's support has been on full display all weekend across the state, most notably in the rural areas where he's expected to mop up.
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Although they would still launch their surviving nuclear missiles, improved missile-defence systems would mop up most of the remainder before their warheads could do any damage.
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With the Galaxy S8's impending release next year (reports suggest in April), the clock is ticking for Samsung to act fast to mop up the Note7.
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To fill the Chapman void, Chicago dealt for Kansas City closer Wade Davis to mop up for their impressive starters Jon Lester, Jake Arrieta and Kyle Hendricks.
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Demand for LPG as a feed for refining units that produce propylene, a precursor to plastics, could also mop up the extra supplies and push prices up.
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The issuance of the peso denominated paper at high interest rates has helped mop up excess liquidity that might otherwise seek refuge in safe-haven U.S. dollars.
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Serve alongside or on top of a pile of baby greens lightly dressed in lemon juice and olive oil, with some bread to mop up the juices.
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Groups of volunteers and students arrived in the city centre to help businesses mop up, while schools remained closed, as they have been most of the week.
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Kaaya did mop up work, finishing the game by completing 8-of-11 passes for 113 yards and a touchdown pass to rookie wide receiver Dontez Ford.
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He spent the next decade serving as his boss's pit bull and mop-up man, handling personal issues for Mr. Trump and attacking reporters at his behest.
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His brief but stirring mop-up performance against the Seattle Seahawks (2 of 223 passing, 18 yards, 1 touchdown) last weekend raised his career mark to 110.1.
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You'll have plenty of buttery pan juices left over, which you should whisk together and mop up with crusty bread or spoon over rice or roasted potatoes.
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You should also try to mop up raw juices with a paper towel you can throw away instead of a sponge or a dishcloth that you'll use again.
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" To cope with this depressing reality, I decided to mop up all the snakeoil and squeeze a game out of it—what I call "Infosec Startup Buzzword Bingo.
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The idea behind the resulting so-called tandem cells is that together the two materials involved can mop up more of the spectrum and turn it into electricity.
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There were a handful of stumbling points and false dawns of opposition along the way, but in retrospect everything from mid-March forward was a mop-up operation.
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After Betty and Jughead tell Pop what they're doing at the crime scene, he starts to casually mop up Mr. Andrew's blood, right in front of the kids.
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This is an extraordinary call, given central bank chiefs were forced to mop up the mess of the financial crisis triggered by the leverage created by the banks.
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Along New Jersey's southern coast, business owners were left to mop up the damage of a storm surge that flooded homes and businesses in the popular tourist area.
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So when games get lopsided, they are more likely to let a position player mop up, rather than waste a reliever and limit themselves for the next game.
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Injuries dragged him down in his early 19393s, and he finished out his pitching career at 1409 doing a bit of mop-up work for the 21927 champions.
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"Hopefully we can find another home for that oil," he said adding that Singapore, South Korea, Japan and the European Union could mop up what China does not take.
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The seeds of the dispute were sown a year ago, when Norske Skog launched a debt exchange to mop up near-term maturities and simplify the company's capital structure.
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"Thai Raksa Chart is deployed tactically to mop up party-list seats to complement Pheu Thai," Thitinan Pongsudhirak, a political scientist at Chulalongkorn University, told Reuters before the ruling.
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"I received with regret news that the Air Force, working to mop up BH insurgents, accidentally bombed a civilian community in Rann, Borno State," Buhari tweeted after the tragedy.
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This part is very, very bloody, to the point where Dr. Lee has to hold a cloth to Diane's face to mop up the blood dripping from each cut.
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And while Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi announced Saturday that Iraqi forces had restored control over the entire border with Syria and defeated ISIS, mop-up operations continue.
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"A Korean-style, anti-terrorist offensive will be commenced to mop up the intelligence and plot-breeding organizations of the U.S. and South Korea," mission said in a statement.
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He said that the next step for TAXA is to genetically engineer a plant that can mop up toxic gases commonly found in the home, like formaldehyde and benzene.
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It can be anything that, you know, people think the actual doing of it is doing something, but it's really, that's like the mop-up, doing the actual thing.
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The central bank has been offering term deposit facilities to help mop up liquidity and this week offered a new 14-day tenor, in addition to longer term instruments.
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One trader expected rates to rise up to 30 percent next week as the central bank issues more securities to mop up part of government disbursement from the banking system.
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The instruments, which foreigners can buy in secondary markets, help bring more capital in and let BI mop up the dollars investors sell to purchase the bonds and rebuild reserves.
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Chirrut Imwe (Donnie Yen) Throw in the fact that his trusty sidekick Baze Malbus is there to mop up with a laser machine gun, and Chirrut's act is entirely believable.
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When the BOJ does tighten policy, it will sell its bond holdings and raise the interest it pays on the excess reserves to mop up liquidity from markets, Harada said.
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On Tuesday, Trump attempted to mop up the mess made during his joint press conference with Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, Finland, by saying he meant to use a double negative.
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President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday said that the air force was on a mission to "mop up" the insurgents of terrorist group Boko Haram when planes accidentally bombed the civilians.
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The Uganda shilling is seen firming in the coming days on the back of weak demand, inflows from NGOs and a central bank mop-up of excess local currency liquidity.
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Robot janitors and grocery pickers The 920-pound self-driving scrubbers, called the "Auto-C," use automated technology to navigate custom routes around the store and mop up the floors.
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Much of that crude spike was caused by the fact that OPEC and its allies agreed last year to slash production in a bid to mop up a supply glut.
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"If OPEC is faithful to its agreed output cut together with non-OPEC partners, it would take 3-4 months to mop up the excess inventories," energy consultancy FGE said.
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Now her small pot of savings is in demand from a new group of lenders: digital banks on the hunt to mop up funds from the country's huge shadow economy.
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"I received with regret news that the Air Force, working to mop up BH (Boko Haram) insurgents, accidentally bombed a civilian community in Rann, Borno State," Buhari said in a tweet.
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Sri Lanka's new government is carrying out a "mop-up" operation after the last administration left the small Asian country in a "debt-trap," the country's finance minister told CNBC Tuesday.
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The aim is for the fund to mop up unsold shares in upcoming stock issues at distressed lenders and help buy non-performing loans from banks, five sources said on Sunday.
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And if you don't have any marlin lying around, it's all good—just substitute it with tuna or albacore, and you'll be able to mop up that hangover in no time.
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Were Crosby's two points super-inspiring, leadership-laden, grit assists (gritssists™) that lifted his team while Ovechkin had all empty-net points in mop-up time that somehow prevented winning?
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Mop up as much of the spill as you can with a towel or other absorbent material, preferably by blotting instead of wiping (and potentially pushing liquid deeper into the machine).
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So it has an algorithm to detect what the company calls an "unusual activity" alert that it adds to the business's page until the activity subsides and it can mop up.
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This is potentially quite an important provision, especially to mop up some of the mess created by making this order instantaneously effective but without any agency involvement to prepare for implementation.
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Now I'm returning to those earlier stages to mop up any incomplete objectives, alongside a higher-level team with much better gear, and together we're utterly rinsing enemies in under a minute.
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To ensure the fundraising succeeds, Italy's leading financial institutions have set up a 4 billion euro fund that will mop up any unsold shares in Popolare Vicenza, the country's eighth-largest bank.
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"The interbank rate is seen climbing again next week as the central bank resumes its aggressive liquidity mop up and sustains its intervention in the forex market," one senior currency trader said.
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Big government deficits, for instance, were supposed to mop up available pools of capital and drive up interest rates, which would, in turn, elbow out private investors, damage growth and feed inflation.
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Now, with most of the country once again under government control, yet ruptured beyond recognition, moving forward is up to the women left behind: part survivors, part mourners, part mop-up crew.
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With only 88 theme squares, I was concerned that my theme wasn't dense enough, and tried to fit in MOP UP OPERATION and PIN UP CALENDARS at 41- and 91-across, respectively.
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To mop up surplus cash from markets the BOJ would also need to pay higher interest on excess reserves financial institutions deposit at the central bank, which would also hurt its profits.
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British royal family: Prince Charles is moving aggressively to assert control as the family tries to mop up the mess from Prince Andrew's catastrophic BBC interview about his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein.
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The Ugandan shilling is likely to strengthen, lifted by a central bank mop up of 657 billion shillings ($196.47 million) worth of excess liquidity and subdued appetite for hard currency from firms.
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A safer option for Mrs Clinton might be stepped up support to a UN-backed unity government in Libya, which is struggling to gain legitimacy as its allies mop up an IS enclave.
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There is a tendency in mixed martial arts to start the stuff that is so common in boxing: 'pfft... a prime [insert champion from ten years ago] would mop up in this division'.
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In a bid to mop up dollars and pump in rupees, the central bank said on Wednesday it will conduct its first dollar/rupee buy-sell swap auction on March 26, analysts said.
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The treble-heavy chart-topper "Don't Lose My Number," was pure kitsch, its lyrics maddingly vague, as if Collins had written them on a napkin and then proceeded to mop up a drink.
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The central bank had been issuing securities at high yields to mop up naira, a policy it maintained for more than two years to attract foreign inflows into bonds and support the naira.
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Paper towels are actually an upgrade on what I usually did to mop up food spills, which was to leave them there and then scrape them off a month later with a knife.
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They feared that the idea, while ostensibly defensive, actually lent itself to offense, since a leaky shield would never protect the nation but could mop up a ragged retaliation if Washington struck first.
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In Mr. Trump's case, the Pentagon is pleading for more time to mop up in Syria, warning that a hasty exit will jeopardize the gains made in the campaign against the Islamic State.
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The Yankees were losing badly, and Gil Blanco, a rookie pitcher, was warming up in the bullpen to come in and mop up when Roger Repozhomered to bring the Yankees within striking distance.
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These games have gone so miserably that Craig Kimbrel, the All-Star closer who strikes out nearly half of all hitters, was reduced to mop-up duty on Friday, just to stay sharp.
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With the Hong Kong dollar approaching the weakest limit of the band, the HKMA is expected to soon intervene and mop up liquidity by issuing so-called exchange fund notes to banks at auctions.
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But with one less car on each side of the ball, pairs must be more guarded and play defensively, as there's no third player in the rotation to mop up mistakes in the backfield.
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Domestic banks' willingness to mop up Italian bonds could be tested in coming months as verdicts by rating agencies loom on Rome's debt and intensifying tensions over the 2019 budget could unnerve foreign buyers.
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Traders said cost of borrowing among commercial lenders is expected to rise next week as the central bank sells more treasury bills to mop-up excess liquidity and intervene in the foreign exchange market.
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Some of the excess crude will be absorbed by nations snapping up cheap oil for their strategic reserves, including India and the United States, but that will only mop up some of the supply.
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The former starting quarterback of the Minnesota Vikings got into a game for the first time since the playoffs following the 2015 season, but it was in mop-up duty in a blowout win.
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So cats will come in from 20, 30 kilometers away to hunt in a recently burned area, and they mop up all the native animals that are left there over the next few months.
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Rosen, 22, has gone 8 of 21 for 102 yards and two interceptions in mop-up duty, although he had two pinpoint deep throws dropped by receivers late in the loss to the Patriots.
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MANILA, Aug 17 (Reuters) - The Philippine central bank has increased the size of term deposits that it will offer at its weekly auction as it continues to mop up excess liquidity in the financial system.
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Boyan Slat, The Ocean Cleanup's boss, believes that, once fully deployed in 2020, 60 such contraptions, costing $6m apiece, can mop up about 40,000 tonnes of plastic, around half of the total, within five years.
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Galen still thinks he's working on an energy project, even as Orson Krennic tells him it will also power a weapon that will mop up some phantom Separatists, somewhere, and bring peace to the galaxy.
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The company said it expects CPO prices to remain supported by global demand growth, including the implementation of Indonesia's biodiesel mandate that would help mop up the top producer's supplies, as well as lower stocks.
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"It's my opinion that Melania was forced to go to the border that day in June, essentially, to mop up her husband's mess," Manigault Newman writes in an excerpt obtained exclusively by the Daily Mail.
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Many adherents of secular stagnation reckon the world suffers from a chronic shortage of safe assets, such as American government debt, which are needed to mop up savings in the absence of profitable investment opportunities.
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Nakaso, a career central banker with experience ending the BOJ's previous quantitative easing program in 2006, said the BOJ has various ways to mop up liquidity from markets and whittle down its huge balance sheet.
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Walmart has 704 million square-feet of space to mop up around the country, and the company believes the robot janitor will save time and free up workers to do other jobs around the store.
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The central bank on Friday sold long-dated treasury bills at higher yields than in the secondary market to mop up naira liquidity before the start next week of open market currency trading, to curb speculation.
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It has been gradually increasing the volume of term deposits since the facility became operational in June to mop up excess liquidity in the financial system and pull short-term rates closer to the policy rate.
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Part of the way through, my wife, Megan, and I moved to another part of the country and that meant a lot of north-south journeys, and I'd take detours from those to mop up more.
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"We've seen a slight gain for the local currency thanks to mop up efforts by the regulator and also the beginning of a new credit reserve ratio cycle," a senior trader from one commercial bank said.
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Weah said the injection of dollars would help mop up some excess Liberian dollars, adding that 90 percent of local cash in circulation was being held outside the formal banking system, where there was no oversight.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's central bank surprised markets on Thursday by raising a secondary rate while holding the key rate steady, a move to help mop up liquidity and signal its worries about a potential spike in inflation.
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LAGOS, June 17 (Reuters) - Nigeria's central bank is selling long-dated treasury bills at higher yields than the secondary market to mop up naira liquidity before next week's start of interbank currency trading, traders said on Friday.
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Tagovailoa (pronounced: Tongue-oh-vie-LOH-a) had not played in Alabama's previous four games and was used almost exclusively in eight others to mop up after the regular starter, Jalen Hurts, ran up a big score.
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"It's not the Senate's role to mop up the mess that the House made when Speaker Pelosi rammed this thing through," Representative Steve Scalise of Louisiana, the No. 2 House Republican, said on Fox News this week.
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KAMPALA, Sept 27 (Reuters) - The Ugandan shilling was unchanged on Friday amid thin trading volumes on both counters, while a mop-up of excess local currency liquidity in the previous session was expected to offer additional support.
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Armed only with a passion for meat, they hoped to mop up everything they could about barbecue cuisine—much like the white sandwich bread under a slice of juicy Texan brisket—and bring it back to Wales.
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And if you decide to go on a Monday night Fernet-fueled bender like Bissonnette did a few months back on Chef's Night Out, what better way to mop up a hangover than with salty squid and rice?
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The shilling is forecast to hold steady in the next week, supported by a rise in Treasury bill rates that is expected to draw in foreign exchange and central bank action to mop up excess local currency liquidity.
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"Firefighters continue to build and improve containment lines, and perform building operations in more active portions of the fire," the officials said in a statement, adding that "mop-up and patrol efforts continue throughout the less active areas."
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Natixis lead oil market analyst Abhishek Deshpande told journalists in Paris that a freeze in production was not enough and is likely to unravel, with only an aggressive cut sufficient to mop up excess crude in the market.
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As the lira has tumbled - adding to double-digit declines in 003 and 2016 - the central bank has resorted to unorthodox moves to mop up liquidity, heightening the perception it is looking to avoid an outright rate hike.
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Bruins mop up against Senators OTTAWA — The 5-0 win by the Boston Bruins over the Ottawa Senators on Saturday night was a perfect example of the direction the teams are heading as 113 draws to a close.
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Though Mr. Tillerson also cited a need to mop up the remnants of the Islamic State and keep from leaving a vacuum in which the group could regenerate, other administration officials put far greater emphasis on the extremists.
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PRICE WAR ON LOANS The central bank had been issuing open market securities at high yields to mop up naira, a policy it maintained for more than two years to lure foreign inflows into bonds and support the currency.
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Also, evidence of slowing economic growth in China and India has fueled fears that even strong demand elsewhere may not be enough to mop up the excess crude that has resulted from near-record production over the last year.
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Fereidun Fesharaki of energy consultancy FGE said in a note that the OPEC-led cuts would likely be "insufficient to mop up the inventories in the targeted three-month period till the end of the first quarter of 2019".
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Cap and trade was originally conceived as a kind of backstop for the state — a system that would mop up the emissions left behind after other regulations (fuel economy standards, building codes, renewable energy mandates) had done their work.
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To lift rates from near-zero, it relied on a relatively new rate on excess bank reserves and on a lightly tested reverse repurchase (repo) facility to mop up some of the $2.6 trillion in excess reserves in financial markets.
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For close to seven years, starting 1999, she traveled to Chechnya for Novaya Gazeta, taking tremendous personal risks to tell stories of indiscriminate bombing and shelling, atrocious mop-up operations by federal forces, brutal killings, disappearances and torture of civilians.
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As well as the water filter project, the team have also developed "super sand," a product containing graphene that could help mop up oil spills, as well as investigating the use of the material in super capacitors for energy storage.
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Holland and Perez, twin left-handed hopes from a farm system that hasn't produced a relevant homegrown starter since CJ Wilson, have revealed themselves to be back-end arms at best and, in Holland's case, mop-up fodder at worst.
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I like to imagine the moment of sheer panic the shit-doer had to experience post-shit when they realized that the plane toilet was ill-equipped to mop up what they had done to anything close to a satisfactory level.
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Hitting 28 would force the HKMA to mop up some of the excess liquidity and narrow the interest rate gap that has pushed the spread between Hong Kong and U.S. interbank rates to its widest since the 2008 financial crisis.
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But Trump's well-timed appearance on "The Dr. Oz Show," beloved by local stations for its "tremendous multiplatform sales and marketing opportunities," blew the Clinton campaign's continuing mop-up job out of the water with the kind of sheer spectacle Trump builds professionally.
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LAGOS, June 13 (Reuters) - Nigeria's interbank overnight rate fell 250 basis points to 1.5 percent on Friday from a week ago, driven by excess liquidity, prompting the central bank to mop up the naira at higher rates to support its new currency regime.
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"It's my opinion that Melania was forced to go to the border that day in June, essentially, to mop up her husband's mess," Manigault Newman writes in an excerpt obtained exclusively by the Daily Mail ahead of the book's publication last week.
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In death — after a torrent of well-meaning but unauthorized uploads — mop-up is left to the anti-piracy firm he used, some built-in tools on YouTube, his estate and any other interested parties who may want to take up the torch.
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You want a lot of dressing because it's not going to penetrate the deep interior of the lettuce; you just want it dribbling into the first quarter inch or so, with plenty left over to mop up as you cut into the greens.
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The move, if approved, would be a blow to operators of older projects in countries including Brazil and India who had hoped a global push by airlines to offset emissions would mop up a glut of carbon credits awarded under earlier climate initiatives.
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A Pakistani woman entered the elevator on a recent afternoon with a big bag of groceries, flicking a dupatta over her shoulder as a Nepalese nurse and the janitor, a man from Jamaica there to mop up a spill, followed her in.
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This marks the latest effort by the world's biggest palm oil producer to find ways to help mop up output of the tropical oil, its second-largest export, that is increasingly unwelcome in the European Union (EU) and United States given environmental and competitive concerns.
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A steep increase in the pace of crude supply growth this year, especially in the world's three largest producers — the United States, Saudi Arabia and Russia — has made a number of analysts wary about the prospect of demand being sufficient to mop up extra oil.
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I received with regret news that the Air Force,working to mop up BH insurgents, accidentally bombed a civilian community in Rann,Borno State I sympathize with the families of the dead, and with the injured, and the Government and people of Borno State.
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"I want to do food that would stand up as a casual spot in New Orleans as much as in London," Browne concludes, as I mop up the last of the oyster's juice and take a final bite of radish smothered in beer cheese.
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Some see OPEC rifts as insurmountable and Russia as a wild card that cannot be trusted, but others say economic necessity to boost oil revenue could overcome acrimony and distrust and lead to a global deal to cut supply and mop up the glut.
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And, of course, Cersei is planning to mop up what's left of the army up North once the army of the dead is taken care of (that is, if the show doesn't take an unexpected turn by proclaiming victory for death and the White Walkers).
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The Golden State Warriors — defending NBA champions and league-leaders this season — used the Lakers to mop up the Staples Center floor in Los Angeles on Tuesday night, running out to a 109-88 win that wasn't even as close as the final score indicates.
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So Russian fear boils down to the notion that the US could conceivably take out Moscow and top leadership in a surprise first-strike decapitation, and then rely on missile defenses to mop up the few missiles that did get launched in a counterattack.
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Milwaukee Bucks: Mfiondu Kabengele, C, Florida State Brook Lopez could be lured away in free agency, and Kabengele is not the same type of player, but he's an energy-and-effort, athletic big man who can mop up misses and operate the pick-and-roll.
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When I finished the main story, I was expecting to return to some areas to mop up what I had assumed would only be a few more moons that I had missed during my first playthrough; it turns out, I had barely found a third of them.
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ING analysts said in a morning note that even though the Romanian central bank, which often intervened in the market in the past to manage the leu, did not mop up increasing surplus liquidity in markets this month, "a line in the sand will be reinforced".
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Outside Greece, Europe has not seen such big state bailouts since the aftermath of the global financial crisis, raising political concerns about the continued use of public funds to mop up losses at badly run banks despite the introduction of new EU rules designed to prevent this.
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With only 214 A330neos on order - including 66 for AirAsia X and another 28 for IranAir that are unlikely to be delivered due to U.S. sanctions - the program is in need of a fresh boost to mop up more than 15 unsold production slots next year.
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LAGOS, Sept 21 (Reuters) - Nigeria's central bank sold 207 billion naira in treasuries on Thursday to mop up liquidity, a day after it raised more money than planned via a debt auction as it moved to keep borrowing costs high to support the currency, traders said.
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Schilling should mop up here in the main event and I suspect that's the idea, but Joe is always fun and an unusual fighter to watch and it is worth tuning in just to see how misleading Bellator can be about Kato's record in the process.
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Brush away the wisps of torn Rizla, shredded beer mats, and desiccated tobacco flakes from the table top; mop up the tacky pools of spilled wine and lager; scratch all the filthy patina away, and sand off the varnish until there's just pristine wood left bare.
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Spicy Slow-Roasted Salmon With Cucumbers and Feta "Slow-roasted" here just means 25 minutes in the oven rather than 15, and in that time your salmon is luxuriating in a pool of fennel-chile oil that you then get to mop up with, yes, bread.
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This comes shortly after the RBI said last month it will conduct a dollar-rupee buy-sell swap auction of $5 billion for a tenure of three years on March 26, the first such market sale by the central bank to mop up dollars and pump in rupees.
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The jump in prices prior to the current cold spell came after Chinese government ordered a cut in domestic output to mop up excess capacity and stem air pollution and as investors bet La Nina-related wet weather would cause production glitches in key regional exporters Australia and Indonesia.
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Norris reinvigorated his career with two solid seasons in Baltimore in 20-33, winning 23 games with a 25 ERA in 22, but endured a disastrous 2015 campaign between the Orioles and San Diego that saw the seven-year veteran relegated to long relief and mop-up duty.
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The Pentagon largely intends to use the money to pay militia forces that will continue to carry out mop-up operations against hundreds or even thousands of Islamic State fighters who remain at large or who have formed sleeper cells in the Middle Euphrates River Valley, officials said.
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To prevent the offshore yuan from depreciating too quickly, the Chinese central bank also issues short-term yuan-denominated bills in Hong Kong that essentially mop up liquidity from the market and raise borrowing costs for the yuan, making it more expensive for people to short the renminbi.
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Chief Executive Jean Pierre Mustier said the bank planned to launch the share issue in the first quarter of 20.6 and use the money to help mop up 22.6 billion euros worth of bad debts from its balance sheet, enabling it to boost its profits and also dividend payouts by 210.
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Having allowed four goals on 18 shots to the ravenous Penguins, Lundqvist retreated to the bench, pulled on a cap, spat on the ice and watched Antti Raanta mop up in an ignominious 5-0 loss Thursday at Madison Square Garden that put the Rangers on the brink of elimination.
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Take a look at your dish towels tonight, and, if they are as stained and torn and grayed-out as the ones in mine, send them out to the garage or workshop, where they can live out their lives helping to mop up grease and errant sprays of penetrating oil.
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He was voicing reservations right up until the final meeting on Monday that he could not understand why the whole financial industry should mop up shares of ailing banks when his own lender planned, unaided, to raise 1 billion euros in the next few months, said one of the sources.
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Some of those nights, my wife would roast a chicken after work, and we'd eat it late, at just north of room temperature, with roasted carrots and a green salad and plenty of bread to mop up the drippings, sitting in candlelight, tired at the end of a long week.
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"Managing vulnerabilities arising from large amounts of maturing CBN bills — including those held by non-residents —requires stopping direct central bank interventions, the introduction of longer-term government instruments to mop up excess liquidity and moving towards a uniform market-determined exchange rate," IMF Nigeria Mission Chief Amine Mati said in his report.
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"Ultimately, he's going to have to explain Trump to people, and his job is probably going to be to mop up whatever mistakes Trump makes and explain Trump and be the guy who says, 'Trump's a good guy and he's not crazy,'" said John Feehery, a Republican strategist who is not working for the campaign.
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Austin Allen has completed just 9 of 103 passes for 188 yards and one touchdown in mop-up duty the last two seasons behind his brother, who passed for 3,440 yards, 24 touchdowns and was intercepted eight times while leading the Razorbacks to an 23-20 record and 22-23 Liberty Bowl win over Kansas State last season.
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Microsoft shook up the debate about global warming last week by vowing to make its operations carbon negative — meaning it will take more carbon out of the environment than it emits by 2030, and move rapidly to mop up the equivalent of every bit of carbon it has put into the atmosphere since its founding in 103.
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Yet it will also showcase the House of Windsor at a wistful turning point, with the 93-year-old queen fading into history as her 71-year-old son and heir, Prince Charles, moves aggressively to assert his control, most conspicuously in trying to mop up the recent scandal that engulfed his younger brother, Prince Andrew.
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"This will achieve multiple objectives including bringing down short-term interest rates for borrowers, helping the RBI to mop up lump sum amounts of dollars at one go, infusing liquidity and preventing any sharp appreciation in the rupee in face of a strong pipeline of flows in the near term," said A. Prasanna, head of fixed income research at ICICI Securities.
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Daft Punk fanatics can lay out or wrap up post-swim in a branded beach towel, or they can become a gilded human furnace in a sweet silver or gold reversible windbreaker, which is an odd sartorial choice in the midst of a toasty summer, but never fear—there's also a branded bandanna to help mop up the inevitable pools of sweat.
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In addition to those changes, the Baltimore Ravens brought in their backup (Robert Griffin III) for mop-up duty in a Week 1 blowout, the Eagles briefly brought in theirs (Josh McCown) because of a mild injury to Carson Wentz in Week 2, and the Miami Dolphins, incapable of deciding between their two bad options, have given both Ryan Fitzpatrick and Josh Rosen time in the team's two losses.
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Not a bunch of thighs on a sheet pan on a midweek midwinter night, balm against the news or whatever hatred popped up in your timeline during the day, but a full and proper bird, to slide onto the table with mashed potatoes and pan gravy, a platter of broccoli scented with the salty-fantastic pong of garlic and anchovies (no need to mention to those you're serving!), good bread and butter to mop up the juices and a simple, foolproof tarte Tatin for dessert?
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You've got to talk about how to crowd in private investment through a public investment bank which operates like the European Investment Bank, like the World Bank; that is, at arm's length from government and whose purpose is not to tax in order to spend, but to issue bonds that are assisted through QE (I had a piece in The Economist about this some time ago, about how QE could be utilised to keep the yields of a public investment bank low) in order to mop up savings and hand them over to private sector firms; to start ups, this that and the other.
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