All those craters take the shine off your hair—oh, it's disgusting.
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The question is: Will the political situation continue to take the shine off Turkish soccer?
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Unlike MMA, modern enhancement products can stick with just enough roughing up to take the shine off your nail.
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The median forecast is for average earnings growth of 3.3 percent and anything less could take the shine off the dollar.
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If the Fed's schedule outpaces market expectations because of faster inflation, that's one factor that could take the shine off another big year for stocks.
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The rise in the dollar was starting to take the shine off gold, which had earlier made a 13-month top at $1,282.51 an ounce.
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"Challenging economic conditions are starting to take the shine off the UKs job boom," Tej Parikh, chief economist at the Institute of Directors, an employers group, said.
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Nonetheless, those matches are remembered with great fondness in South Korea, where no amount of European moaning can take the shine off their greatest ever World Cup campaign.
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Cameron Bagrie, ANZ's Chief Economist for New Zealand in Wellington, expects to be "popping champagne at some stage" as political headlines take the shine off Australia's strong investment credentials.
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Any move by the Saudis to cut supply would push up global prices, hitting drivers in their pockets and further forcing up inflation that already threatens to take the shine off America's economy.
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Also, while data showed euro zone inflation slowing in December, core indicators remained stable, helping take the shine off the German bond market where yields have fallen sharply this week on global growth worries.
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Though Navalny can't run against Putin and says he knows Putin will be re-elected, his spoiler campaign is aimed at lowering voter turnout to try to take the shine off a Putin win.
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The move is intended to help reverse weakening investment flows that have led to a drop in economic growth that threatens to take the shine off Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent landslide general election victory.
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All this is threatening to take the shine off President Paul Kagame, a former rebel who masterminded the revival but has drawn criticism from Rwanda's tiny domestic opposition as well as foreign governments for changing the constitution.
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BENGALURU, July 5 (Reuters) - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government unveiled the budget for 2019/2020 on Friday, seeking to reverse weakening growth and investment that threaten to take the shine off a recent landslide election victory.
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Rigondeaux looked to be on the way to a convincing loss, perhaps even a stoppage, but he turned the crowd against him when he managed to take the shine off Lomachenko's night the only way he could.
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NEW DELHI, July 5 (Reuters) - India Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government unveiled the budget for 2019/2020 on Friday, seeking to reverse weakening growth and investment that threaten to take the shine off a recent landslide election victory.
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Data showing euro zone inflation slowed in December more than markets had forecast, but core indicators remained stable, also helped take the shine off the German bond market where yields have fallen sharply this week on global growth worries.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Quirks in the new U.S. tax code are sowing doubts over how much big banks can boost dividends and stock buybacks this year, threatening to take the shine off what are likely to be strong quarterly profits.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government on Friday proposed giving foreign investors a bigger role in India's giant insurance and aviation sectors to help reverse weakening growth and investment that threatens to take the shine off its recent landslide election victory.
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However, David Kostin, Goldman's chief equity strategist, thinks the market effect overall likely won't be dramatic, but the balance sheet operation will put upward pressure on rates, which in turn could take the shine off a stellar bull market rally this year.
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In Test Cricket, his job as bowler was to bowl 4–5 overs to take the shine off the new ball as much as possible before the Indian spinners took over. For Mumbai's Ranji team he formed an opening bowlers' tandem with Abdul Ismail. In the 1973 Ranji final, he bowled off-breaks on a notorious turner and took 5 wickets to help Mumbai to a famous victory in a match dominated by the spin bowling of Venkat, V. V. Kumar, and Shivalkar.
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Alan Edward Watt (19 June 1907 - 3 February 1974) was an English cricketer. A fast-medium bowler and aggressive lower-order batsman, Watt made 230 appearances in first-class cricket; in the most part for Kent County Cricket Club. Born in Limpsfield Chart, Watt's first-class career began while Kent's star spin bowler Tich Freeman was at the height of his powers. Watt was therefore used primarily to take the shine off the ball in preparation for Freeman's imminent bowling spell.
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In the semi-final against Luton Town, they were again trailing with time running out when Sheedy equalised with a free kick, and Mountfield headed the winner near the end of extra time. Ultimately, the final against Manchester United - played just three days after the Cup Winners' Cup final - proved a match too far and Everton went down to a single Norman Whiteside goal in extra time. It could not take the shine off what is regarded by many as the greatest season ever in the history of the club.
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Blackburne made an unusual and valuable contribution to baseball when he discovered a special use for the clay from the Delaware River to take the shine off of baseballs before each game. At the time, the mid-1930s, baseball teams used a variety of substances to rub baseballs: tobacco juice, shoe polish, dirt from the baseball field or a combination, but nothing they tried gave the balls the right look or feel. Blackburne searched for the perfect rubbing compound until one day, he found a mud that he liked close to home. The actual location has never been revealed, but rumor says it was from a tributary of the Delaware River, near Palmyra, New Jersey where he lived most of his life.
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