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They can't afford to mess around with that much rate cutting with the "zero lower bound" rapidly coming into sight.
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With the 29.3 holiday season coming into sight, retailers need extra liquidity around this time of year to make larger orders.
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"Even as the end of the physical caliphate is clearly now coming into sight, the end of ISIS will be a much more long-term initiative," he noted at the time.
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With three episodes to go and an intense Cersei confrontation coming into sight, Thrones still has plenty of time to offer diehard fans the epic finale they've been hoping for — devastating deaths and all.
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"Fears of a full-blown emerging market currency crisis are basically over and we're also seeing some in the market speculating that the end of the Fed's interest hike cycle may be coming into sight," said Commerzbank currencies strategist Ulrich Leuchtmann.
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The education sector of Shangqiu is mainly professional training oriented, with an increasing number of such colleges coming into sight ever since the 1990s.
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The plains surrounding the rim show evidence of polyhydrated sulfate. The Mars Exploration Rover-B Opportunity began travelling toward this crater in August 2008, with the rim coming into sight on March 7, 2009, and arriving at the edge on August 9, 2011. In December 2011, Opportunity rover discovered a vein of gypsum sticking out of the soil along the rim of Endeavour.
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Just before coming into sight of the Confederate coastline the steamers would often switch to burning a smokeless anthracite coal which greatly reduced their profile against the horizon. A typical blockade runner would burn 50-60 tons of coal a day. Sometimes cotton soaked in turpentine would be used as fuel, as it gave off little smoke while producing an intense heat that resulted in a marked increase in the ship's speed.Peters, 1939 p.
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After the last fall of Louisburg in 1758, when Ile Royale became Cape Breton under the English, the English Government's policy of expelling all Acadian and French settlers was extended to the island. However, this phase of the expulsion was less successful than that carried out on the mainland from 1755 on, because the Acadian and other French settlers on Cape Breton knew what had happened on the mainland. Therefore, when the settlers saw British Man-of-war Navy ships or any other ship flying a Union Jack Flag coming into sight, they fled into the woods, if they could do so, and remained there until the ships and any British soldiers had gone. Only a small number were captured and expelled.
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