Much will depend on whether regulations prise open their grip.
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In theory, every rich country can prise open the demographic trap.
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Well, we're about to prise open the floodgates on your stifled tear ducts.
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In the 1990s the European Union used the single market to prise open stuffy industries.
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Who has Green Day joined hands with in this public service and mission to prise open our eyes?
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Indeed, his team may see the threat of import tariffs as a means to prise open foreign markets.
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It has also set up a new payments systems regulator to prise open the sector to new entrants.
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"There are massive opportunities for UK companies to open up, to prise open the American market," Johnson told reporters.
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Since then Mr Schulz has been trying to find subjects with which to prise open Mrs Merkel's apolitical armour.
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Negotiators from the two countries held talks in New Delhi on Wednesday to try to prise open each other's farm markets.
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Surprisingly, the famously reticent writer, who implored friends not to "prise open" his heart ("nasty black stuff would come out"), replied.
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The rule aims to prise open what critics have called the "black box" of insurance accounting where a plethora of national practices abound.
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Bolelli resumed play as he had ended the night before: sending down missiles at Nadal from his baseline, seeking to prise open the Spaniard's defenses.
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Until now the biggest user of such summonses in tax cases has been America, which, for instance, used the procedure in 2008 to prise open Swiss bank secrecy.
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Fracking involves pumping water and chemicals at high pressure through drill holes to prise open shale rocks holding gas and oil, a process used in the United States.
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Republicans, who control Congress and the White House, have long wanted to prise open a portion of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge on the north coast known as the 1002 area.
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Juan Guaidó, recognised by most Western and Latin American democracies as the country's interim president, had promised the "biggest march in Venezuelan history" to prise open the cracks in the regime.
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If there is trouble, NATO and the EU will need to respond immediately to show that Russia cannot prise open the collective-security guarantee that lies at the heart of NATO.
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Did Townes honestly dig up Blaze's grave, prise open the casket ("He was grinnin' "), and extract from the corpse's breast pocket a pawn slip, in order to redeem a borrowed guitar?
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They have called for radical measures to prise open the sector, such as ending free in credit banking to stop hefty overdraft fees from subsidizing wealthier customers who can stay in the black.
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Bodin also cast doubt over British plans to get firms like Grant Thornton and its rivals such as BDO to prise open the top end of the audit market to increase choice and quality.
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AFTER spending a century trying to prise open the Chinese market in Victorian times, European countries are now seeing the flow reversed, as a tide of Chinese money (if not yet gunboats) goes west.
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Western trade and investment in Myanmar is small, but there were hopes that a series of reforms this year would prise open an economy stunted by international sanctions and decades of mismanagement under military rule.
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That makes it the first duty of any American leader to prise open Chinese markets to American exports and reset the terms of trade so that Chinese goods no longer undercut those made in America.
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And, as our briefing explains, the EU is pioneering a distinct tech doctrine that aims to give individuals control over their own information and the profits from it, and to prise open tech firms to competition.
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In 19th-century Britain many commentators decried their government's resort to armed force to prise open China's markets, sometimes not so much from a moral standpoint as because they feared that getting tough with China would reinforce its contempt for foreign trade.
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LONDON (Reuters) - New European rules on online payments and banking due to go into effect on Saturday mark the start of a "slow burn" revolution that will prise open traditional retail banking and may force lenders to rethink their business models, regulators say.
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The Americans had wanted to get rid of "Chapter 19", a way of settling disputes about defensive tariffs, to prise open the Canadian dairy market to American farmers and to increase the "de minimis threshold"—the price below which small items can enter Canada duty-free.
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Fracking involves pumping water and chemicals at high pressure through drill holes to prise open shale rocks holding gas and oil, a process used widely in the United States but which has proved controversial in parts of Europe due to concerns about potential damage to the environment.
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SHARM EL-SHEIKH, Egypt (Reuters) - The World Bank is pushing to prise open more space for Egypt's private sector with $1 billion in new funding, part of a second phase of support that follows two years of painful economic reforms, the bank's regional vice-president said.
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The race to introduce contracts, designed to help farmers, utilities and steel mills protect against big price swings, comes as Beijing aims to be a major hub for exchange-based trading and prepares to prise open long-closed markets in the world's second-largest economy to foreign investors.
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The investment marked the first part-privatisation of a LandesbankIvar Simensen (August 30, 2006), Private equity buys stake in HSH Nordbank Financial Times. and its experience was being closely watched as an indicator of how difficult it would be for others to prise open the state-controlled sector.
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The EEF renewed its advance in the Spring with the Battle of Tell 'Asur. 75th Division attacked on 12 March 1918, with patrols of 232nd Bde going forward before dawn, then 1/5th Devons captured El-Lubban at 07.00, followed by the division's main attack.Falls, Vol II, pp. 324–5. Arguably the battalion's most successful action was on 9 April at what became known as the Action at Berukin, where 75th Division tried to prise open the Turkish positions for the mounted troops to pass through.
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Beth (Riley) is an upper class conservationist who is in Scotland to protect the freshwater pearl mussel from poachers who prise open the mussels and kill them for the pearls inside. Compston's character Ritchie, falls in love with Beth when he sees her emerging from a river in a bikini. Thereafter, he finds it harder to engage in illegal pearl poaching and slowly starts to learn all the wildlife in the area to get closer to Beth. Against this, they must fight off Glaswegian criminals and Ukrainian gangsters.
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Eurasian penduline tit nest in Poland Insects form the larger part of the diet of the penduline tits, and they are active foragers. Their long conical bill is used to probe into cracks and prise open holes in order to obtain prey. Nectar, seeds and fruits may also be taken seasonally. Their foraging behaviour is reminiscent of the true tits (Paridae), foraging upside-down on small branches, manoeuvring branches and leaves with their feet in order to insect them, and clasping large prey items with one foot while dismembering them.
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Set in East Kilbride in 1992, Broken Record tells the tale of Frasier & Tam who whilst working for a removal company stumble upon an trunk in a locked cupboard of an empty flat. The pair prise open the trunk to find it full to the brim of old gramophone records leading them to believe they have just stumbled upon a secret fortune. The lucky find is suddenly plunged into jeopardy when Jim, an on site painter, spots the trunk and wants in on the action. Frasier and Tam have no choice but to include Jim in on the deal but they quickly hatch a plan to steal the records for themselves.
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