"The economic managers usually neutralise the president's populism," he says.
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They can also identify and neutralise the most influential activists.
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The injected animals' immune systems produce antibodies that neutralise the venom.
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Wang said Beijing had measures in place to neutralise THAAD's radars.
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Yet this season the suave Swiss has managed to neutralise that advantage.
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This followed earlier changes to the organisation's electoral rules designed to neutralise opposition.
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Cyber-invasion of their software is an obvious way to try to neutralise them.
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The point was not to win the debate on immigration, but to neutralise it.
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Would Saudi Arabia now give Sunni groups anti-aircraft weapons to neutralise Russian air power?
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She intends to unwind tech mergers deemed "anticompetitive" because they were undertaken to neutralise potential competitors.
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Miller opted to neutralise Silva's height and reach advantage by taking the fight to the floor.
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"A heavy fight is ongoing, but we hope to neutralise this Maute group soon," he added.
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The Democratic candidate's wish to neutralise the toxic politics of school reform has another, less cynical cause.
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It has also helped neutralise an impression, exacerbated by sexism no doubt, that she is rather hectoring.
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And many Kenyans have tried to neutralise the poisonous distrust between tribes that makes politics so vicious.
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More generous redistribution, perhaps through an expanded programme of trade-adjustment assistance, could help neutralise some opposition.
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Many Republican mapmakers tried to neutralise Democratic voters by burying them in suburban districts full of educated whites.
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The U.S.-led coalition has supported the Iraqi military since 2014 in the fight to neutralise Islamic State.
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Rules, expectations and good design have helped to neutralise the bad effects of other indelible and unhelpful human traits.
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An obvious partner in any effort to neutralise and evacuate North Korea's nuclear bombs and material would be China.
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One method involves pumping a saltwater solution through the fuse, to neutralise the chemicals meant to trigger an explosion.
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"To send the letter and then attempt to neutralise it is plainly a breach of the act," he said.
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Monoclonal antibodies, which bind to and neutralise specific pathogens and toxins, have emerged as the most promising treatments for Ebola.
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China used to rely on reserves to neutralise the inflationary effect of money flowing in from its whopping trade surplus.
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Almost 21994,21980 soldiers and 223 civilians have a mandate to protect the population, neutralise armed groups and stabilise the state.
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The metal is mainly used in car exhaust systems to neutralise emissions, and stricter environmental regulations are adding to demand.
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But it could neutralise one of the main advantages of Ant and Tencent, forcing them to share transaction data with banks.
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But the regime found ruthless ways to tame and neutralise clerical opposition, and sometimes to turn religion to its own advantage.
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The House of Commons will vote on Thursday on whether to neutralise Boris Johnson's power to force through a no-deal Brexit.
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His basic formula was to neutralise Republicans' hot-button issues, like gun rights and abortion, by being just as conservative as they were.
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"In reaction to this barbaric attack, a vast air and land search operation is seeking to neutralise the many assailants," the statement said.
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America's armed forces, for all their might, cannot reliably neutralise the North Korean nuclear threat before Mr Kim has a chance to retaliate.
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To prevent the amine groups from causing collateral damage the researchers wondered if it was possible to neutralise them with more benign compounds.
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The word precisely describes the blockading, firebomb-throwing, window-smashing, intimidating, club-wielding protesters whose avowed mission is to neutralise a lawfully elected president.
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And where necessary, they try to neutralise heavy capital inflows with offsetting flows the other way, including central-bank purchases of foreign-exchange reserves.
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Investors likely bought the peso to neutralise Thursday's selling on election uncertainty, said Sireen Harajli, currency strategist at Mizuho Corporate Bank in New York.
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"I feel like I cower to decisions, and have always been very apologetic and eager to neutralise," Barnett says of that line in "Charity".
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Ms Jepsen says that her San Francisco-based startup uses holography to reconstruct how light scatters in the body, so it can neutralise this effect.
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Here we would expect the individual to come to terms with or neutralise the stressor, or even spontaneously improve across all clinical parameters after weeks.
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Either would be a classic piece of dual-use technology that could also be deployed to "neutralise" an inconvenient military satellite belonging to a hostile power.
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On one side stands an artist whose work is aimed against an authoritarian regime known for its use of entrapment and blackmail to neutralise its opponents.
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"We cannot use corruption, or the supposed fight against corruption, in a selective way to neutralise who we think could be future political candidates," she said.
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Big tech firms should find it much harder to neutralise potential long-term rivals, as Facebook did when it acquired Instagram in 2012 and WhatsApp in 2014.
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China is developing a robotic security officer that can sniff out bombs, grab suspects with a mechanical clamp and deliver a jolt of electricity to neutralise threats.
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Trustbusters should scrutinise mergers to gauge whether a deal is likely to neutralise a potential long-term threat, even if the target is small at the time.
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But payroll savings from the second half of the year will neutralise the effect of the retrenchment costs on its full-year results, Pick n Pay said.
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According to initial research, it should be possible to neutralise waste, known as tailings, and remove toxic materials so that it can be safely disposed of, Barus said.
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Of the young women in that class, Ms Stephens is alone in her ability to neutralise the power of the game's biggest hitters and come out on top.
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One approach is simply to neutralise local opposition to development by compensating neighbours for the costs they bear when new construction is approved—to bribe, them, in effect.
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To the extent that such disruption is part of their business model, this beneficence is also a way to neutralise complaints about the havoc their innovations may wreak.
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"Jokowi is aiming to neutralise Mr Prabowo's party, Gerindra, and prevent it from being a centre of opposition in the parliament and possibly on the streets," says Mr Sherlock.
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"Focus shifts to Friday's U.S. jobs report for now, as steady economic fundamentals are about the only factor that can neutralise the negative effects stemming from political risks," Ishikawa said.
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Rhodium RHOD-LON is used to neutralise nitrous oxides in car exhausts, and increasingly stringent emissions regulations, particularly in China, are forcing auto makers to use more of the metal.
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They think the Treasury should be allowed to use the ESF to neutralise currency intervention by other countries with equal and opposite purchases, thus deterring the intervention in the first place.
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Putin and Erdogan, in a phone call initiated by Turkey, highlighted the need to follow Russia-Turkey agreements on Syria's Idlib that envisage increasing cooperation to "neutralise extremists," the Kremlin said.
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Critics also warn the bans could divide communities, foment hatred in an already tense country and neutralise attempts by French Muslim activists on the ground to tackle radicalisation and foster cohesion.
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"The focus shifts to Friday's U.S. jobs report for now, as steady economic fundamentals are about the only factor that can neutralise the negative effects stemming from political risks," Ishikawa said.
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The UAE, worried about rising Iran tensions and Western criticism of the war, has reduced its presence in Yemen, leaving Riyadh to try to neutralise the Houthi threat along its border.
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To the stick in China's economic tool kit, Chinese premier Li Keqiang is offering carrots to neutralise any potentially hostile US policies, pledging to promote worldwide economic cooperation and defend global trade.
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Two American senators, Sam Nunn and Richard Lugar, masterminded the legislation which helped neutralise the residual threat from the Soviet weapons of mass destruction (WMD): chemical and biological as well as nuclear.
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Ankara says it aims to neutralise the Kurdish YPG militia - the leading component of the SDF - which it views as a terrorist group because of its links to Kurdish separatists in Turkey.
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Glasenberg subscribed for shares valued at £22017m to maintain a stake of 22018%, while Daniel Mate, the head of zinc and copper, spent £24.7m to neutralise the dilution of his 24.2% holding.
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The giants will have to show that buying startups like CTRL-Labs (which develops brain-computer interfaces and has just been acquired by Facebook) is not simply a way to neutralise rivals.
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"Defending against this many LRAs (long-range artillery) is infeasible in my opinion," Song told Mattis, citing a need for strategies to "offensively neutralise" the artillery in the event of a conflict.
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Turkey says Operation Claw aims to destroy shelters and caves used by the PKK and "neutralise" its members - a term it commonly uses to refer to deaths, but also those wounded or captured.
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The EU has tried to neutralise the U.S. penalties with measures such as euro-denominated finance lines and a law that could make it an offence for EU citizens to comply with U.S. sanctions.
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In the past the high proportion of ash in household rubbish would have helped to neutralise them, but now they can be concentrated enough to dissolve poisonous heavy metals such as lead and cadmium.
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"If the market has already tipped, and it's no longer possible for others to compete, then we might have to order those companies to neutralise the effects that they've had on competition," she said.
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Then, in June, the UAE scaled down its military presence in Yemen, saddling Riyadh with an unpopular war it had launched to neutralise the Houthis and prevent Iran from consolidating influence along the border.
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Ankara said the operation aimed to destroy shelters and caves used by the PKK and "neutralise" its members - a term it commonly uses to refer to deaths, but also to those wounded or captured.
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Some analysts see some economic benefit from a populist wave if it encourages mainstream governing parties - after years of austerity - to relax budget spending, which could neutralise voters' concerns about weak growth and stagnating incomes.
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ROME, March 10 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Scientists said on Friday they had developed a new method to neutralise a dangerous fungal toxin affecting crops that can lead to cancer, childhood stunting and other health threats.
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Daimler is also under scrutiny over how its diesel car engines use a urea nitrate additive, called AdBlue, to neutralise emissions of nitrogen oxide, which can contribute to the formation of harmful smog and ozone.
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In Saudi Arabia, the crown prince and his supporters seem to believe they can neutralise rivals in the country's gigantic ruling family, reduce the economy's dependence on oil and restore the Saudis' regional pre-eminence.
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"The just-announced ECB stimulus, while not a game changer for growth, should neutralise some of the downside risks ... But today's ugly events in Brussels add further uncertainty to the outlook," said UniCredit economist Edoardo Campanella.
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Carbon offsetting rests on the principle that companies can neutralise the impact of their emission by paying money to plant forests or restore other types of ecosystems capable of absorbing an equivalent amount of carbon dioxide.
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The bank's overriding priority is to return itself to full private ownership so it can attract fresh institutional investment and neutralise worries of meddling in its operations if Britain's opposition socialist Labour party came to power.
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If Mr Xi does want to neutralise Mr Xiao for political reasons (he may know too much about the financial dealings of the elite), linking him to stockmarket shenanigans is a safe way to bring him down.
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Rajendra Prabhu, chief scientist at VinsBio, in Hyderabad, the firm that makes Snake Venom Antiserum I.P., says that the "antiserum is geospecific to neutralise our Indian region species only", yet the new findings do not support this claim.
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The South Korean police agency's cyber investigation unit uncovered the hacking and worked with the companies and agencies affected to neutralise the malicious codes and prevent them from being used in a large-scale cyber attack, Yonhap said.
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Lucic-Baroni, seeking to build on her career-reviving run in Australia, did well to neutralise Pliskova's powerful serve early in the match but was not able to back it up when it was her turn to hold.
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"Together with Turkey's president we have outlined additional joint steps to neutralise the terrorists' nests in Idlib and normalise the situation there and in the whole of Syria as a result," Putin told a joint briefing with Erdogan.
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The Finnish company, which is best known for its anti-virus protection products for consumer and businesses, said the deal would make it the largest European provider of services that help organisations detect and neutralise cyber attack threats.
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UK banks and building societies could borrow up to 100 billion pounds over the next year at rates that neutralise the effects that could otherwise cause them not to pass on the new lower Bank Rate to end borrowers.
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"Together with Turkey's president we have outlined additional joint steps to neutralise the terrorists' nests in Idlib and normalisation of the situation there and in the whole of Syria as a result," Putin told a joint briefing with Erdogan.
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In December, the Philippines' new police chief, Lieutenant General Archie Gamboa, Caramat's superior, was quoted in the Philippine Star newspaper saying that police had been too tolerant combatting drug offenders and urged officers to "neutralise" them if they felt under threat.
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In December, the Philippines' new police chief, Lieutenant General Archie Gamboa, Caramat's superior, was quoted in the Philippine Star newspaper saying that police had been too tolerant combatting drug offenders and urged officers to "neutralise" them if they felt under threat.
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It would also embolden Mr Putin, who could assume that, through the UN, he could exercise a veto over British foreign policy—and thereby neutralise one of the world's strongest military powers and one of the West's most consistent champions.
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India's big concern is China's defence assistance to Pakistan including in its missile programmes and analysts say the fear is that Islamabad turns to Beijing for help to neutralise any Indian advantage such as the latest test in space capabilities.
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The UAE, concerned about the rising tensions with Iran and Western criticism of the war, has scaled down its military presence in Yemen, leaving Riyadh to try to neutralise the Houthis to prevent Iran from gaining influence along its border.
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A ballistic missile defence shield which the United States has activated in Europe is a step to a new arms race, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Friday (May 13), vowing to adjust budget spending to neutralise "emerging threats" to Russia.
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MOSCOW, Feb 12 (Reuters) - The Kremlin said on Wednesday that Turkey was not upholding agreements it made with Moscow to "neutralise" militants in the Syrian province of Idlib and that militant attacks on Syrian and Russian forces were continuing in the region.
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The bank has purchased more than $6 billion of its own shares since it began the buyback programme in 2016, as it returns excess capital to investors and seeks to neutralise the dilutive impact of paying out dividends in the form of shares.
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"Iran's university scientists have developed a firewall for industrial automation systems to neutralise industrial sabotage such as that caused by Stuxnet in power networks, and it was successfully tested," Communications Minister Mohammad Javad Azari-Jahromi said, quoted by the state news agency IRNA.
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"The joint operation was to neutralise an elaborate plot targeted at the presidency, and with the ultimate aim of destabilising the country," Nkrumah said in the statement, which was posted to Twitter and confirmed to CNN by his deputy, Pius Enam Hadzide.
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LONDON, Feb 28 (Reuters) - British foreign minister Boris Johnson praised social reforms in Saudi Arabia on Wednesday, seeking to neutralise any potential criticism over human rights and the war in Yemen ahead of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's visit to London next week.
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SUBORDINATED DEBT AND OTHER HYBRID SECURITIES The rating of subordinated debt is notched down from BNPPF's Long-Term IDR, as opposed to the bank's VR, as Fitch believes parental support will neutralise BNPPF's non-performance risk in line with Fitch's rating criteria for such securities.
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They could either shoot down geoengineering planes or, more tactfully, build a second fleet to deliver a separate stratospheric payload to neutralise the sunshade (either by reacting with the SO2 to break it down, or by making the sulphate particles clump together and rain out faster).
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The Church's Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development wants to help "all men and women of goodwill" create "a new economy, more attentive to ethical principles, and a new regulation of financial activities that would neutralise predatory and speculative tendencies and acknowledge the value of the actual economy".
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The exposure draft provides scope for the rating of a hybrid security issued by a policy bank, such as IBK, to be notched from the issuer's Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) if government support can and will effectively be used to neutralise the security's non-performance risk.
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The sudden rise of the populist Brexit Party, which came first in last month's European election and now leads the polls with its promise of a no-deal exit, is terrifying the Tories, many of whom believe the only way to neutralise its insurgency is to ape it.
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Ever since he galvanised huge street protests in Moscow against rigging in the legislative elections of 2011, the Kremlin has sought to neutralise the threat he poses by engineering fraud charges against him and slapping him with a criminal conviction to disqualify him from running for the presidency.
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SUBORDINATED DEBT AND OTHER HYBRID SECURITIES The RWE on the bank's subordinated debt and preference shares reflects a potential upgrade for these instruments if Fitch believes parent support would be forthcoming to neutralise the non-performance risk of these instruments, preventing the bank from hitting loss-absorption features.
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"We are still far from achieving one of the key goals set at the beginning of the SSM (Single Supervisory Mechanism), namely to neutralise the transmission of risks between banks and public sector finances at the national level," Ignazio Angeloni, a member of the SSM board, said at event in Italy.
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We have very carefully calibrated the pricing the sizing of the TFS to neutralise this effect, so in aggregate there is no reward for the banks and there is no penalty for the banks, what there is is a facility that ensures they can fully pass through the cut in bank rate to their customers.
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So where China once considered the EU a prospective partner and even a model in some areas, now it approaches Europe with less respect—as a sort of supermarket of opportunities to extract benefits that can help it rise, neutralise opposition to its foreign policy and keep the West from acting as one against it.
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"The Americans are telling the Russians: 'You are not alone any more, not in Syria not in the Middle East, and we are ready to take all the steps to be involved, and if you neutralise the U.N. Security Council, we will know how to act without its permission'," he said on a conference call with reporters.
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