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However, Nomura Chief Financial Officer Takumi Kitamura told an earnings briefing on Monday that he expects profits at the overseas unit "to become livelier as market volatility and moves by market participants increase".
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Debates in the National Assembly have become livelier in recent years, he said, and the rise of nontraditional candidates like Ms. Mai Khoi may reflect a growing interest among ordinary Vietnamese in domestic politics.
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335 batting average, his highest average up to that point. For a player known as a slugger, and consistently in the top ten in most offensive categories including home runs, he hit none that season, and just one the season prior. Not until Rod Carew in would another player win a batting title without hitting a home run during the season. Starting in , Wheat returned to the league slugging leaders once again, as the baseball began to become livelier, proved by the offensive output by the likes of Ruth and Rogers Hornsby.
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" The June 9, 1967, issue of TIME magazine contained a story on the legendary rivalry between the two newspapers.TIME, Classic Competitors, TIME, June 9, 1967 "It has become livelier since Killenberg, who has a keen sense of the city, took over last year as managing editor," Time said of the Globe- Democrat, and that it was "more brightly written than its rival and better to look at." But it was the Globe-Democrat's level of civic engagement and coverage that sent the message to City Hall, and subsequently to the readers, that it was a force to be reckoned with. Its motto in 1967, emblazoned on its delivery trucks, was "Fighting for St. Louis.
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