Creditors feared a free-spending leftist government would send investors packing.
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But their once-legendary free-spending has tapered off, according to retailers.
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The best part, though, is that it allows for guilt-free spending.
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Given the mayor's free-spending ways, we're somewhat perplexed by his hesitation.
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They are also betting on the frivolity of the free-spending young.
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Last month's figures suggest Americans are returning to more free-spending ways.
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In his shoes, the criticism of his free spending undoubtedly feels unfair.
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He signed another wall-free spending bill in late September—yet another capitulation.
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The last 20% to 35% of your money can go toward guilt-free spending.
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As a result, you save money for your retirement and for guilt-free spending.
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Debates between tax-cutting conservatives and free-spending social democrats have not gone away.
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Once those big questions are answered, the path to guilt-free spending becomes clear.
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Mr. Temer's government says it is reversing the free-spending ways of previous governments.
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Instead, you simply need to pull out $100 a month from your guilt-free spending.
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His election came after eight years of free-spending populism under outgoing President Cristina Fernandez.
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But such free spending from billionaires has threatened a potential backlash among the progressive base.
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But it is Steyer, the free-spending billionaire candidate, who has really complicated Biden's efforts.
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That gave him the foundation to debate with free-spending colleagues influenced by John Maynard Keynes.
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He took along a private coach, and his free spending was the talk of the tour.
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Sell government bonds and pile into stocks that will benefit from a free-spending Trump presidency.
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Free-spending interventionist Fernandez was succeeded last month by Mauricio Macri, who is opening the economy.
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The euro eased marginally to $0.70693 on Tuesday, as concern over Italy's free spending budget drove sentiment.
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And the biggest pool of free-spending holidaymakers in the western hemisphere is just a hop away.
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And keeping some funds in a PayPal to use for guilt-free spending makes sense as well.
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Yet states may not need to save in order to enable at least some tax-free spending.
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They are now embracing the kind of free spending and budget deficits they once claimed to loathe.
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Italy's prime minister has defended its free-spending budget this week, after officials in Brussels criticized the plans.
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It went to the free-spending Mr. Maezawa, who also bought Christopher Wool's "Chameleon" painting for $14 million.
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Cheap gas and free-spending energy firms were thought to be good news for the entire Dutch economy.
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The industry has been "laser-focused" on cutting costs and is now more disciplined and less free-spending.
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To fill its tables, the restaurant needs both the price-sensitive locals and the more free-spending foreigners.
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That ruling, and a separate appellate court decision later that year, helped give rise to free-spending super PACs.
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Macri inherited a government nearly out of cash after eight years of free-spending populism under President Cristina Fernandez.
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A free-spending heir to the Vanderbilt family fortune, William Kissam Vanderbilt II bought his first car in 1899.
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Trump's campaign has proven remarkably lean in the free-spending world of American politics, even in the general election.
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Three of them sold at a preview that was busy, if rather less free-spending than in previous years.
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Record household debt built up under the free-spending government the junta toppled in May 2014 remains a constraint.
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Those who demand free-spending authoritarianism and a "do-or-die" escape from the yoke of Brussels are ascendant.
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U.S. millennials is saving more than the free-spending boomers did before them, and its's causing an economic imbalance.
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With those free-spending days in past, Bolivia still grows 3%–4% a year, faster than most of its neighbors.
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Vice still has some of the edgy cachet manifested in the free-spending, free-living antics of its co-founder.
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The economic turmoil in China — and the disappearance of its formerly free-spending buyers — appears to be a universal concern.
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The free-spending interventionist Fernandez was succeeded last month by Mauricio Macri who is moving to more free-market policies.
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But that's not quick enough for Democrats, whose opposition to a Flint-free spending bill now threatens its path forward.
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There's no doubt that Mr. Trump was upset about conservatives trashing him for flirting with a wall-free spending bill.
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You know, if a dressing room is open, I might as well at least try on this free-spending billionaire.
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But in a state where there's been almost no public polling, Mike Bloomberg's free-spending campaign has muddied the outlook.
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Ms. Smith argued against a bail reduction, pointing to recent articles and statements from Mr. Shkreli about his free spending.
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The free-spending company has invested heavily in new projects and infrastructure to meet ballooning demand as more shopping moves online.
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Rouhani and his allies have criticized Ahmadinejad's free-spending policies for fueling inflation and accuse him of wasting Iran's oil revenues.
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And businesses that rely on free-spending summer visitors fear that the rental tax threatens their most important time of year.
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Also, make a simple budget so that any leftover money you make can be used for guilt-free spending, he said.
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Features like easily sending money to friends or fee-free spending abroad are also helping spread the word of these mobile banks.
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President Nicolas Maduro has continued the free-spending socialist "revolution" started by his predecessor, the late Hugo Chavez, almost 20 years ago.
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The downtown art world, centered around academia and small government grants, had previously seemed separated by a chasm from free-spending buyers.
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Its most free-spending presidential candidate, Tom Steyer, is a billionaire financier—who also promises to smite the "powerful and well-connected".
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The guilt-free spending category allows you to buy what you want while knowing that your other important expenses are taken care of.
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The guilt-free spending category allows you to buy what you want while knowing that your most important expenses are taken care of.
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The common currency has lost 1.8 percent this month on concerns over Italy's free-spending budget that would breach European Union fiscal rules.
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Participating in the food rituals makes me feel happy and stress free spending time with the people I love eating what I love.
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But his freewheeling, free-spending ways ended last year when he fled India under an avalanche of unpaid bills and accusations of fraud.
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Hong Kong's sky-high shop rents have hurt retailers as fewer free-spending mainland tourists come to shop, forcing operators out of business.
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All your cards in one, fee-free spending abroad, 'Go Back In Time,' to name a few, all attract and retain our customer base.
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Last year Lenín Moreno, Ecuador's president, announced plans to sell one of two jets purchased by his free-spending left-wing predecessor, Rafael Correa.
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The authoritarian system of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) is represented by President Luis Echeverría, a free-spending populist who took office in 1970.
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Historically the company was known for free spending and the lavish, chauffeured lifestyles it allowed its top editors — providing clothing budgets and securing mortgages.
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History shows investors won't be so quick to shake this one off, despite the faith in the free spending ways of CEO Jeff Bezos.
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Those involved in the gubernatorial battle describe the spending as an arms race, pitting two free-spending billionaires willing to invest whatever it takes.
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Mr. Davis retired from investment banking at Credit Suisse First Boston in 2001, the government said, but not from the free-spending lifestyle it enabled.
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Today Mr. Ryan, Mr. Boehner's replacement, can't get his budget, filled with draconian cuts, past Tea Partiers who condemn him as a free-spending sellout.
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A favorite among millennials, Monzo is challenging traditional banks offering accounts, debit cards and an app that comes with perks like fee-free spending overseas.
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The company's fast growth was accompanied by free spending and efforts to diversify into other businesses, like a stand-alone photo app, that proved unsuccessful.
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His vice presidential running mate is previous president Kirchner, a free-spending populist who applied heavy-handed trade and currency controls during her two terms.
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When asked how she looked at Netflix's free-spending ways, Karey Burke, the executive vice president for programming and development at Freeform, was more succinct.
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LENS When it comes to professional wrestling, there are the famous American federations with slick promotion, well-paid stars and merchandise-mad, free-spending fans.
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This new generation, scarred by the financial crisis, is saving more than the free-spending boomers did before them, and it's causing an economic imbalance.
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But there's another side to all the free spending: The real possibility of an uptick in inflation — which this market currently fears more than anything.
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Why wouldn't a buccaneering, free-trading Britain want to escape the shackles of the European Union and sell goods to its free-spending, closest ally?
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Mike Bloomberg's free-spending campaign rollout has rocketed him into contention for the Democratic nomination — but he now faces a challenge immune to his fortune.
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And she passed along her free-spending ways to her only son, Michael, who developed a taste for war memorabilia and guns, and married a stripper.
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President Mauricio Macri took office 15 months ago promising to jumpstart the economy by regaining the trust of investors after a decade of free-spending populism.
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Over the past week, nervousness around U.S. corporate earnings and geopolitical uncertainty added to heightened worries about global growth, Italy's free spending budget and Sino-U.
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Amazon.com blew past quarterly earnings estimates Thursday, as the free-spending e-commerce giant posted its fourth straight profit, boosted by a 28 percent sales increase.
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The ongoing tussle between Rome and Brussels over Italy's free-spending budget, which breaks the European Commission's fiscal rules, has also put the euro under pressure.
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Trump repeatedly has called out the administration for what he says is its free-spending ways, and he amped up that rhetoric during the phone interview.
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Fine Gael prides itself on fiscal responsibility, contrasting this with what it described as Fianna Fail's free-spending policies that contributed to the last economic crash.
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It had already been telling its start-ups to be more parsimonious, avoiding the sort of free-spending that led to WeWork's meteoric rise and fall.
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While the majority will likely be trained on Sanders, the race's front-runner, and Bloomberg, the free-spending billionaire, it's hard to see anyone being spared.
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As a barefoot child she tended cattle and learned to make do with very little, in marked contrast to her later years of free-spending ostentation.
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Meantime, he's also fuming at the free-spending cabinet officials' scandals, the unseemly expenditures brought to you by Trump's version of the best and the brightest.
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Bloomberg spent more than $7 million a day on his campaign In January alone, Bloomberg dropped more than $220 million on his free-spending presidential campaign.
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It would not be the first time that trouble with startups affected more established tech companies that had become reliant on the free-spending startup customers.
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American prosecutors made only limited headway in their high-profile case against the free-spending son of Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, president of Equatorial Guinea since 1979.
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The 10-month-old administration of President Mauricio Macri is applying orthodox economic policies following eight years of free-spending populism under the previous leader, Cristina Fernandez.
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Having "less free spending money lately" and chains being "too expensive" were the top two factors that customers cited for eating at a particular chain less often.
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The euro has also been weighed by the ongoing standoff between Brussels and Rome over Italy's free spending budget that would breach the European Union's fiscal rules.
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In an exclusive interview with Business Insider, Sethi outlined the path to guilt-free spending — one that doesn't involve worrying about little purchases that bring about happiness.
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When Macri was elected in 2015, he took over a country that was on a path to financial ruin after a decade of free-spending populist policies.
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He bounds back to the present with this tale of a free-spending aging mother and the grown son assigned to keep control of her purse strings.
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He bounds back to the present with this tale of an aging, free-spending mother and the grown son assigned to keep control of her purse strings.
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The uncertainty around Italy's free spending budget has also bred some doubt on whether the European Central Bank (ECB) would be able to raise interest rates next summer.
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Frankfurters looking forward to the influx say they hope a free-spending clientele will breathe new life into what is often seen abroad as a dull provincial capital.
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In a June collaboration with Sydney Evan, a fine jewelry firm based in Los Angeles, he will offer his expertise to the free-spending customers of Bergdorf Goodman.
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Earlier this month, Mr. Greenblatt lost a top NBC Entertainment executive, Jennifer Salke, to another free-spending upstart, Amazon Studios, which hired Ms. Salke as its new leader.
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The mainlanders have brought with them controversy: The free-spending fuerdai, or "wealthy second generation," have been blamed for the stratospheric rise in the region's real-estate prices.
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Moreover, the stand-off between Rome and Brussels over Italy's free spending budget, which is in breach of the European Union's fiscal rules, has weighed on the euro.
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In recent years, the ruble collapsed and the Russians stayed home; then the renminbi fell into a ditch, taking with it the free-spending Chinese and the global markets.
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Thai entrepreneurs, many with connections to the government, built scores of new hotels, restaurants and bars to serve the waves of free-spending American G.I.s visiting on R&R.
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Macri inherited a state nearly bankrupted by eight years of free-spending populism under President Cristina Fernandez, who is from a left-leaning faction of the powerful Peronist party.
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Howard Hughes, an eccentric billionaire, bought up Vegas properties, pushed out the free-spending mobsters (a national crackdown on organised crime helped) and instituted a new era of bean-counting.
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He has broached the idea of filing the first municipal bankruptcy in New Jersey since the Great Depression, a heretical notion in a city so dependent on free-spending visitors.
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Macri won the 2015 election on a platform of change after eight years of free-spending populism under his predecessorCristina Fernandez, which he said distorted Latin America's third-largest economy.
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Following 14 years of rule by the free-spending Workers' Party, he has implemented conservative fiscal, monetary and labour policies, reducing inflation and advocating reform of the insolvent pension system.
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He back-pedalled on his promise to forgive all past student loans on the ground that, even in Labour's free-spending Britain, writing off £100bn might be a bit irresponsible.
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The MMT vision of a free-spending public sector unshackled from the budget constraint contrasts miserably with the chill reality of a federal government shut down for most of January.
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Disney's move toward cleaner energy comes when brand image for global giants goes far beyond, say, merely a ride on Space Mountain — particularly among free-spending but environmentally sensitive millennials.
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Inflation might go up as a result of excessively free spending, but right now inflation expectations have fallen below where they're supposed to be, so this doesn't seem too troubling.
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Customers cited having "less free spending money lately" and chains being "too expensive" as the top two reasons for eating out at a particular chain less often, according to UBS.
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Italy is considered the riskiest case, as the IMF deems that the free-spending policies of its eurosceptic government represent a potential "major violation" of EU fiscal rules, the source said.
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No income tax states like Florida, Texas, and Tennessee put taxpayers first while liberal strongholds like New York and California want the rest of us to underwrite their free-spending ways.
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In Britain, Mr. Johnson's free-spending domestic agenda — recruiting nurses and police officers; building high-speed broadband and rail networks — offers a bigger political payoff than easing tariffs on Scotch whisky.
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His vice presidential running mate is former President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, a free-spending populist who applied heavy-handed trade and currency controls during her two terms from 2007-2015.
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His campaign has been slow to ramp up its operations in those states and he will have to compete with the free-spending campaign of former New York City Mike Bloomberg.
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And, at the end of that gauntlet on Super Tuesday, a free-spending billionaire — Michael Bloomberg, the former New York City mayor — is waiting to challenge whichever candidate or candidates emerge.
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Officials were relegated to characterizing the sale as "measured," a tacit admission that it was devoid of the free-spending frenzy that has marked recent auctions at both Sotheby's and Christie's.
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The two Midwestern moderates are squaring up against better-organized candidates, like Bernie Sanders and better-known ones, like Joe Biden and free-spending billionaire Tom Steyer, in Nevada and South Carolina.
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A possible downward revision would further widen the gap with growth estimates made by Italy's eurosceptic government, which based its free-spending 2019 budget on the assumption of a 1 percent expansion.
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The government's free-spending plans have led to a clash with EU authorities and prompted a downgrade by Moody's which on Friday lowered Italy's sovereign rating to one notch above junk status.
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He also offered no clarifications on what Rome intends to do next year, when its deficit and debt are predicted to spike due to the free-spending policies of its eurosceptic executive.
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Can an elite, free-spending TV network based in Manhattan find a comfortable home at a Dallas telecommunications company led by an executive who is also the Boy Scouts of America president?
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Mr. Linnett compared Hurricane's exploits to last year's shocking win by Leicester City of the Premier League, Britain's top soccer competition, a team that is usually outgunned by bigger, free-spending teams.
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Indeed, HBO executives now speak about the network more as a high-end boutique — curators of content, they like to say — than as the free-spending New York Yankees of the industry.
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If Jenkins and Morrissey can hold off a free-spending Don Blankenship, whose poll numbers have slipped in recent weeks, Manchin will likely face the most difficult race of his long career.
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Richard ShelbyRichard Craig ShelbyLawmakers run into major speed bumps on spending bills Senate Democrats block government spending bill Senate Democrats demand wall-free spending allocation MORE (R-Ala.), the committee's chairman. Sen.
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Mr Moreno will try to continue Mr Correa's free-spending populism, but he will have less money and will exercise less power than his predecessor did during more than a decade in office.
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Eventually, either businesses will start to cut jobs, a surefire way to erode consumers' confidence, or free-spending shoppers will set executives' minds at ease and encourage them to ramp up production again.
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A free-spending populist who nearly bankrupted the country during her 2007-2015 rule, Fernandez came in a distant second in her race for the Senate representing Buenos Aires, Argentina's most populous province.
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Yields on Italy's bonds have spiked since September, when the Italian eurosceptic government disclosed details of a free-spending budget that would breach EU fiscal rules and could increase the country's large debt.
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In a way they never quite did during their free-spending, totally backwards expansion years, the Rays had decided to capitalize on being a bad team that had yet to find its feet.
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Macri, a proponent of free markets, was elected in late 2015 on a platform of "normalizing" Latin America's third biggest economy after years of free spending populism under the previous president, Cristina Fernandez.
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Burrough and Helyar detailed Johnson's free-spending as CEO: He used corporate funds to decorate his office with lavish items such as a $51,2503 vase, a $36,000 end table and a $100,000 rug.
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Well-known intellectual properties of all kinds — even apps and emojis — have become coveted by movie studios like Warner as a way to compete with a free-spending Netflix and a supersized Disney.
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Investors continue to reward rather than punish Netflix for its free-spending ways, banking that spending to build a library of exclusive original content will help it fend off new contenders in streaming video.
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Italy's Prime Minister defended its free-spending budget on Thursday, brushing off criticism from Brussels as the European Commission stepped up pressure over a draft it labelled an unprecedented breach of EU fiscal rules.
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After a decade of free spending under Labour and nearly as long a period of austerity under the Tories, it seems that Mr Hammond and Theresa May, the prime minister, are considering big reforms.
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Along with cashback, other Curve features include fee-free spending abroad, and "Go Back in Time," which lets you retroactively switch the card you used to pay up to 14 days after a purchase.
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But the broader question raised by the Marlins' sell-off and the Yankees' return to their historical free-spending ways is whether the two clubs' home cities have anything to do with their trajectories.
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German officials in particular take a dim view of the ECB's free spending and its impact on prices, something ING economist Carten Brzeski encapsulated in a note entitled "Return of Germany's economic bogeyman: inflation".
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Macri has asked Argentines to be patient while his free-market economic reforms take time to bear fruit following years of government controls and swelling budget deficits under his free-spending predecessor Cristina Fernandez.
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Fernandez's vice presidential running mate is former President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, a free-spending populist who applied heavy currency controls during her eight years in power through December 2015, when Macri took office.
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Set against the relentless free-spending of the soda industry to fight those taxes, the Chilean example demonstrates just how nimble industry can be when market circumstances change, and when they are changed equitably.
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NEW YORK — Michael Bloomberg casts himself as a champion for working-class Americans in his free-spending bid for the White House, but his record as New York City mayor is complicating that message.
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Khosrowshahi is also on the board of Fanatics, a company that recently snagged a $1 billion deal from SoftBank — a free-spending Japanese company that's also said to be eyeing a stake in Uber.
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Richard ShelbyRichard Craig ShelbyLawmakers run into major speed bumps on spending bills Senate Democrats block government spending bill Senate Democrats demand wall-free spending allocation MORE (R-Ala), who chairs the Senate Appropriations Committee.
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And a more business-friendly and free-spending administration, which will largely benefit banking, defense and infrastructure companies initially, will most certainly trickle down to tech in ways that might not seem clear right now.
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Macri was elected in late 2015 on promises to dismantle the heavy-handed trade and currency controls favored by his predecessor Cristina Fernandez, a free-spending Peronist who financed her government's deficit by printing pesos.
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The single currency has lost 1.5 percent of its value in recent sessions due to signs of weakening eurozone economic momentum and ongoing tensions between the European Union and Italy over Rome's free spending budget.
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Despite that threat, Taiwan has spent less than 2 percent of its half-a-trillion dollar economy on its defense needs in recent years, leaving it woefully unable to match a free-spending China militarily.
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After graduation, he found work at a real estate firm, Africa Israel, owned by Lev Leviev, a free-spending Israeli-Russian diamond merchant who invested heavily in New York real estate during the last boom.
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The Clippers acquired the highly rated duo of Kawhi Leonard and Paul George last summer and, in pursuit of the first championship in franchise history, had become one of the league's most free-spending teams.
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With his new deal, Mr. Barris joins Ryan Murphy and Shonda Rhimes, two prolific producers who also left their network television homes to join the free-spending streaming service and the creative freedoms it offers.
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This free-spending fashion-forward apparition is regarded as a savior by the struggling brick-and-mortar retail industry, with its department store and mall closings, sluggish sales and the existential threat of online shopping.
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The single currency has gained two percent versus the dollar over the last five trading sessions despite the ongoing standoff between the European Union and Italy over its free-spending budget, which breaks EU fiscal norms.
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Italy, whose eurosceptic government embarked last year on free-spending plans with little impact on growth, has seen its debt grow to 132.2 percent of its output in 2018 from 131.4 percent in the previous year.
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The standoff between Rome and Brussels over Italy's free-spending budget and wide fiscal deficit has put immense strain on the single currency, which has lost 5.9 percent of its value over the last six months.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Italy's Prime Minister defended its free-spending budget on Thursday, brushing off criticism from Brussels as the European Commission stepped up pressure over a draft it labeled an unprecedented breach of EU fiscal rules.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's free-spending consumers again confounded warnings that June's Brexit vote would cause an immediate slowdown in the country's economy, driving robust growth in the final three months of 2016, data showed on Thursday.
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President Mauricio Macri won office in November on a free-markets platform following eight years of free-spending populism under Cristina Fernandez, who refused to negotiate with hedge funds suing the country over its defaulted bonds.
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Macri was elected in late 2015 as a champion of free markets, promising to "normalize" the economy after eight years under President Cristina Fernandez, a free-spending populist who placed tight government controls on the markets.
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Anger at the painful austerity measures was a driving factor in Macri's drubbing in Sunday's primary by Fernandez, who has teamed up with former free-spending populist President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner as his running mate.
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His campaign is one of the most free-spending campaigns in the history of the state's first-in-the-South primary, where he has one of the largest field staffs and an unmatched amount of advertising.
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" Meanwhile, Mr. Landgraf said on Saturday that FX pursued "Master of None" and Netflix's coming show, "The Crown," but the free-spending streaming service "overwhelmed us with sort of shock–and-awe levels of money and commitment.
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"That still leaves it well above normal and suggests households have more scope than we thought to continue their newfound free-spending ways," said Paul Ashworth, chief US economist at Capital Economics in a note to clients.
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He promised to bring Argentina back into the global financial system after eight years of heavy intervention in the economy under his predecessor, Cristina Fernandez, a free-spending populist who had an antagonistic relationship with international investors.
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But new figures released in April showed the country's structural gap had worsened last year and will continue deteriorating in 2019 as the government pursues free-spending policies which have so far had little impact on growth.
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His intensity, passion, and power of persuasion were driving forces that were always on display — as were a supersize ego, a free-spending attitude, and a stunning disregard for traditional boundaries between personal projects and company business.
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But it's very likely that the free-spending political consultant and former Trump campaign manager may have developed a liking for ostrich from one of his former clients: the ousted, pro-Russian President of Ukraine, Viktor Yanukovych.
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The entire economic backdrop to the 2020 race, in other words, may depend on which is sending the truer signal about the outlook for the year ahead: the free-spending American consumer or the jittery American business.
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BRUSSELS — The European Union's impatience with the populist government of Italy and its free-spending ways ratcheted up a notch on Wednesday, with Brussels warning that it would take legal action unless Italy reduces its budget deficits.
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In appointing Rishi Sunak, a 39-year-old former investment banker who won his seat in Parliament only in 2015, Mr. Johnson is out to make sure that the Treasury will not curb his free-spending agenda.
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Senate Finance Committee Chairman Richard ShelbyRichard Craig ShelbyLawmakers run into major speed bumps on spending bills Senate Democrats block government spending bill Senate Democrats demand wall-free spending allocation MORE (R-Ala.) seemed to endorse the strategy.
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Both the League and 2923-Star promoted free-spending policies on the campaign trail, and concerns that they might loosen the domestic purse strings if they took office drove a sell-off of Italian assets on Monday.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The next European Central Bank president should come from Germany, German conservative politicians said on Monday, ramping up pressure on what they see as too much free-spending by the ECB and not enough rigor.
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To square that claim with Mr Trump's free-spending, distinctly statist campaign promises, Mr Gingrich portrays the businessman as a disruptive innovator, using social media and a genius for publicity to win a presidential election on the cheap.
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Given that dynamic, it's clear why McConnell wouldn't want to bring any wall-free spending bills to the Senate floor—that would force Republicans to choose between keeping the government closed or angering Trump by voting against him.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Italy's budget dispute with Brussels is set to escalate in coming weeks, after Rome decided not to revise its free-spending plans despite European Union warnings that its budget is in breach of EU fiscal rules.
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Once known for the free-spending approach of George Steinbrenner, the former owner who died in 2583, the Yankees have generally exercised more discipline with their payroll in recent years under his son Hal, the current principal owner.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Italy's budget dispute with Brussels is likely to escalate in coming weeks unless Rome revises its free-spending plans, EU officials say, and could lead to fines, a freeze of EU funds and bond-sale monitoring.
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"If I were to live in Beijing or Shanghai, I'd never be able to afford the lifestyle I'm having now," said Wu. Until now, China's consumption has been led by residents of the capital and free-spending coastal cities.
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Young people of all kinds, a coveted group for retailers because of their free-spending ways, are increasingly turning to their computers and phones to do their holiday shopping, spreading out more widely the days they open their wallets.
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It was quickly embraced by Mr. Mulvaney, a fiscal hawk who is seeking to steer a debate increasingly dominated by free-spending Republicans and Mr. Trump, who has insisted on major budget increases for the Pentagon and Homeland Security.
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First and foremost, travel distances are far greater than in European domestic leagues, which increases the risk that large areas of the country full of free-spending fans could be left without a top-division club under a P&R scheme.
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Previous Argentine leader and possible October candidate Cristina Fernandez, a free-spending populist with wide support among low-income voters, has risen in the opinion polls while discontent rises over Macri's policy of cutting public utility subsidies and other austerity measures.
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In its latest forecasts, the Italian government had predicted a 1 percent expansion this year - a figure that was considered too optimistic by most economists as the Italian eurosceptic government embarked on free-spending plans with little impact on growth.
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Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte has called a cabinet meeting for Saturday to try to resolve the row over the measure, which forms part of a free-spending 3403 budget that has led to a standoff between Rome and EU authorities.
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Rucheng's free-spending ways came onto Beijing's radar this year when visiting anti-corruption inspectors were shocked by the contrast between the county's newly built but deserted municipal district and cramped older areas where residents drink polluted water from aging pipes.
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The free-spending billionaire, who will be on ballots for the first time when 14 states vote on Tuesday, said that reality strengthens his case for staying in the race, even as Buttigieg and Klobuchar dropped out on consecutive days.
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It no longer features fashion jewelry giants such as Bulgari, Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels, whose booths in the early 2010s attracted droves of free-spending Asian and Russian clients, who looked at little else, prompting complaints from other exhibitors.
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Each of his competitors is now scrambling to emerge as the one credible alternative to him — and to do so convincingly before Super Tuesday, when the free-spending billionaire Michael Bloomberg begins to assert himself in that same centrist lane.
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The center-right leader won office promising to stoke investment by tackling the wide fiscal deficits left by his predecessor Cristina Fernandez, a free-spending populist who harnessed the economy with heavy currency and trade controls during her eight years in power.
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Argentina is crippled by hyper-inflation, which averaged 27 percent in 2015; creaking infrastructure; a shortage of hard currency; and low investor confidence after more than a decade of free-spending leftist populism rule that ended with the election of Macri in November.
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Macri, who took office in December 2015 and has sought to cut Argentina's massive fiscal deficit after more than a decade of free-spending populism, hopes the market opening will lower fare prices and expand the small offering of flights within the country.
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More broadly, euro zone growth is expected to slow in the coming years as the bloc faces risks from U.S. economic policies, Britain's unclear divorce terms from the EU and free-spending plans in high-debt members, like Italy, the EU Commission said.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Euro zone growth is expected to slow in the coming years as the bloc faces risks from U.S. economic policies, Britain's unclear divorce terms from the EU and free-spending plans in high-debt members, like Italy, the EU Commission said.
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The other risk is Italy, whose eurosceptic government is pursuing free-spending policies despite its high debt, which is estimated to remain stable at around 130 percent of gross domestic product until 2020, instead of significantly decreasing as required by EU fiscal rules.
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LONDON, Nov 6 (Reuters) - British consumers perked up slightly last month but gave little sign they were returning to their free-spending ways of the past summer, due to a lack of confidence about the economic outlook, industry data showed on Tuesday.
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Within 72 hours of Biden winning his first state in the nomination fight -- a larger-than-expected victory in South Carolina -- the entire field of pragmatic/moderate/establishment types have left the race, with the exception of free-spending billionaire Mike Bloomberg.
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Mr. Edelman came up with a way to do it, safe from taxes and free-spending 23-year-olds: Create a type of trust that wouldn't allow the beneficiary to touch it for 70 years and put a variable annuity inside of it.
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And if this also brings us closer to a scenario where Bloomberg succeeds only in pushing the Democrats into a brokered convention that fatally divides the party, helps re-elect the incumbent and makes the free-spending billionaire one of history's goats?
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The European Central Bank (ECB) holds its monetary policy meeting later on Thursday, and investors will be looking for any new guidance acknowledging the recent slowdown in growth as well as the political stand-off between Brussels and Rome over Italy's free spending budget.
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Big luxury brands such as LVMH's Dior and Louis Vuitton and Richemont's Cartier have been hit hard by the drop in the number of free-spending Asian tourists in Paris as they make a significant proportion of their annual sales in the French capital.
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The markets rejoiced in late 2015 when center-right Buenos Aires Mayor Mauricio Macri was elected leader of Argentina on promises that his orthodox policies would attract waves of foreign direct investment after eight years of free-spending populism under outgoing President Cristina Fernandez.
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Where Bush had been softhearted, True Conservatism would be sternly Ayn Randian; where Bush had been free-spending, True Conservatism would be austere; where Bush had taken working-class Americans off the tax rolls, True Conservatism would put them back on — for their own good.
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That means the Red Bulls still stand as a stark counterpoint to their struggling, free-spending neighbors at New York City F.C., and to Sunday's visiting Toronto team, which has last year's league most valuable player, Giovinco, as well as Michael Bradley and Jozy Altidore.
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But the realities of this election -- a wide field of credible challengers, and two free-spending billionaires in Michael Bloomberg and Tom Steyer -- have now created a scenario where it is at least possible that superdelegate votes again decide the identity of the Democratic nominee.
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"We're trying to find a path forward, a way to go," Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Richard ShelbyRichard Craig ShelbyLawmakers run into major speed bumps on spending bills Senate Democrats block government spending bill Senate Democrats demand wall-free spending allocation MORE (R-Ala.) said Wednesday.
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The 230-year-old real estate agent cheerfully admits to having shopaholic ways and a love of Louis Vuitton and Prada handbags, typifying a wave of free-spending consumers who have had the world's top brands scrambling for a piece of China's $21 trillion-plus retail market.
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Center-right President Mauricio Macri has implemented a number of market-friendly reforms since taking office in December 2015, including taking the country out of default to return to global credit markets and cutting subsidies after years of free-spending populism left a gaping budget deficit.
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The 230-year-old real estate agent cheerfully admits to having shopaholic ways and a love of Louis Vuitton and Prada handbags, typifying a wave of free-spending consumers who have had the world's top brands scrambling for a piece of China's $5 trillion-plus retail market.
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Macri will need moderate Peronists over the next year to help him approve budget cuts to lower the deficit and end gas and electricity subsidies, a tough sell after 12 years of free-spending populism under Fernandez and her late husband and former President Nestor Kirchner.
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The European Central Bank (ECB)holds its monetary policy meeting later today, and investors will be looking for any new guidance from the ECB acknowledging the recent slowdown in growth as well as the political stand-off between Brussels and Rome over Italy's free spending budget.
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But the world's wealthy will have to be in a free-spending mood to match the $2 billion raised in May at the equivalent spring sales, when Jeff Koons's stainless steel "Rabbit" sculpture fetched $91.1 million, an auction high for any work by a living artist.
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Money left over from the bond issuance would give financial breathing room to Macri as he carries out free-market reforms and starts paying down deficits run up by previous Argentine leader Cristina Fernandez, who left office in December after eight years of free-spending populist rule.
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Italy, whose eurosceptic government adopted free-spending policies last year that have so far had little impact on growth, had debt equivalent to 132.2 percent of national output in 20173, or 2.3 trillion euros ($2.5 trillion), up from 131.4 percent in the previous year, Eurostat said.
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The years of free spending came to abrupt end with the bursting of the real estate boom in 2008 and the collapse of local banks, bringing the region to the brink of being bailed out by the central government at the height of the euro zone debt crisis.
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Although the players the Dodgers gave up will earn the same amount of money as Mr Kemp, they will do so over one year rather than Mr Kemp's two—ensuring that the free-spending Dodgers will remain below the payroll threshold that triggers a tax payment in 2018.
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He won't give in and approve a wall-free spending bill, he apparently won't make concessions to the Democrats, and he's said he won't even declare a state of emergency to build the wall without Congress's OK, a questionable legal strategy that would at least probably end this standoff.
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"This is the third consecutive year of modest growth at constant exchange rates, and it represents a new normal in which luxury companies no longer benefit from a favorable market and free-spending consumers," the firm said, citing stagnation in high-end mainstays like private jets and yachts.
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Thanks to the wealth-friendly U.S. campaign finance system, donation caps are as easily circumvented as speed limits, and Adelson's free-spending ways led some Republicans candidates in the 2016 cycle to shamelessly grovel before him, with Marco Rubio emphasizing his support for Israel and opposition to internet gambling.
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"The clash comes when a free-spending American TV celebrity, the independent Ms. Markle, becomes the British queen's granddaughter-in-law and joins soberer ornaments on the cracked marble mantelpiece of ancient royalty," the journalist Libby Purves wrote in February in a column for The Times of London.
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Richard ShelbyRichard Craig ShelbyLawmakers run into major speed bumps on spending bills Senate Democrats block government spending bill Senate Democrats demand wall-free spending allocation MORE (R-Ala.), chairman of both the defense subcommittee and the full Appropriations Committee, warned Tuesday that the military needs on-time funding.
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"All in all, I believe the chairman's proposal is entirely reasonable, given where we are in the process," said Appropriations Chairman Richard ShelbyRichard Craig ShelbyLawmakers run into major speed bumps on spending bills Senate Democrats block government spending bill Senate Democrats demand wall-free spending allocation MORE (R-Ala.).
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"All in all, I believe the chairman's proposal is entirely reasonable, given where we are in the process," said Appropriations Chairman Richard ShelbyRichard Craig ShelbyLawmakers run into major speed bumps on spending bills Senate Democrats block government spending bill Senate Democrats demand wall-free spending allocation MORE (R-Ala.).
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From Indonesia to the United States, government bonds are undergoing a sharp sell-off as investors — large sovereign wealth funds and hedge funds, as well as the accounts of American retirees — restructure investment portfolios to try to capture the fruits of what they expect will be a free-spending Trump presidency.
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He has a hand in nearly all elements of Saudi policy — from a war in Yemen that has cost the kingdom billions of dollars and led to international criticism over civilian deaths, to a push domestically to restrain Saudi Arabia's free-spending habits and to break its "addiction" to oil.
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"Before I had this job, I had never known, like really known, that there were actually environments in which women's bodies were evaluated as if they were tires, or trucks," writes an understandably peeved Miller, who deftly brings to life the free-spending and freewheeling glossy magazine culture of the time.
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Available in the U.K./Europe, the new Revolut offering enables companies to sign up for multi-currency accounts, where they'll be able to hold and transfer money across 25 supported currencies at the interbank exchange rate, as well as doing things like issuing employees with corporate cards for "global fee-free spending".
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It was a far cry from the start of his presidency in 403 when Macri slashed public subsidies in an effort to right the economy after campaigning against the free-spending ways of his leftist predecessor Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, who is now running as the vice-presidential candidate for the opposition.
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LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - Michael Bloomberg faced a barrage of attacks at his first Democratic presidential debate on Wednesday, as his rivals assailed the free-spending and fast-rising billionaire over his record on race, history of sexist comments and the use of his massive fortune to muscle his way into the contest.
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In the Senate, Appropriations Committee Chairman Richard ShelbyRichard Craig ShelbyLawmakers run into major speed bumps on spending bills Senate Democrats block government spending bill Senate Democrats demand wall-free spending allocation MORE (R-Ala.) is planning to bring four spending bills up for a vote Thursday, one will circle around energy and water.
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But Trump campaigned in 2016 as the guy who would get rid of this charade, who would actually identify as a free-spending populist rather than a movement conservative, who would enable the G.O.P. to be a "worker's party" in its self-conception rather than just in its compromises with political reality.
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Y.) hadn't spoken with Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Richard ShelbyRichard Craig ShelbyLawmakers run into major speed bumps on spending bills Senate Democrats block government spending bill Senate Democrats demand wall-free spending allocation MORE (R-Ala.) about a CR but predicted they would speak this week when they are both back in the Capitol.
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The House Democrats' campaign arm is hitting the airwaves with a six-figure ad buy ahead of Georgia's pivotal June House seat runoff, looking to tar Republican candidate Karen HandelKaren Christine HandelGOP Georgia congressional candidate withdraws after calling himself a 'white nationalist' Freshman House Dems surge past GOP in money race McBath fundraising off 'get back in the kitchen' remarks MORE as a free-spending career politician.
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Bloomberg gets a chance for a bounce back In the roughly three months since he launched his presidential bid, Bloomberg propelled himself near the top of national polls with a free-spending advertising campaign that cast him as the only candidate capable of taking on President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump passes Pence a dangerous buck Overnight Health Care — Presented by American Health Care Association — Trump taps Pence to lead coronavirus response | Trump accuses Pelosi of trying to create panic | CDC confirms case of 'unknown' origin | Schumer wants .
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