Citigroup, Itau and Santander acted as leads on that occasion.
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On that occasion he came to an apparently different conclusion.
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He fought back from 18th to fourth on that occasion.
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On that occasion it was unclear whether Mr Xi himself approved.
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On that occasion, Pakistan upset the odds and claimed the victory.
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Unlike now, on that occasion public opinion was against Roh's impeachment.
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On that occasion some 400 buildings crumpled, including whole city blocks.
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On that occasion, he punctured Trump's self-regard by comparing the
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The report said she saw the lawyers twice on that occasion.
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Police escorted her to and from the courthouse on that occasion.
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On that occasion, Goo was found and taken to the hospital.
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On that occasion, Muguruza fell to Serena Williams in straight sets.
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On that occasion, Ma allowed him in but did not meet him.
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The pope beatified him on that occasion; he did not canonize him.
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For some unfathomable reason, I didn't heed the warning on that occasion.
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On that occasion, the market righted itself before drifting lower in subsequent weeks.
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On that occasion, with rifles trained on its officials, the BLM backed down.
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On that occasion, Clinton went down to a heavy defeat to then-Sen.
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On that occasion, Trump's actions earned praise even from some usually critical voices.
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Curiously, on that occasion they went for it, successfully on a Prescott keeper.
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President Gerald Ford on that occasion turned back a challenge from Ronald Reagan.
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He had avoided prison on that occasion by taking refuge at his party headquarters.
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On that occasion, the then prime minister Silvio Berlusconi was eventually forced to resign.
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On that occasion, Altan Khan gave the spiritual leader the title of Dalai Lama.
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On that occasion Mr. Hernandez called senior gang members, including Mr. Ellison, for help.
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On that occasion it slipped through the museum's grasp and into a private collection.
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Rudemyer was ultimately unsuccessful in obtaining a gun on that occasion, according to the Packet.
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On that occasion George Lyon beat American H. Chandler Egan in a 36-hole final.
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He started from the pit lane on that occasion and failed to finish the race.
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On that occasion, Ms. Watkins explained to Mr. Wolfe that their relationship was strictly professional.
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Sixty-five people died on that occasion, and thousands of Muslims sought refuge in Kairana.
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On that occasion, a former White House official said, Eisenberg's objections helped scuttle the idea.
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On that occasion, Abu Dhabi's Etihad bought a 24 percent stake to keep the airline running.
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On that occasion, the two men pledged to work together on solving the North Korean nuclear question.
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The constitutional court dismissed Mr Prabowo's objections on that occasion and is likely to do so again.
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But the national government can overturn territorial legislation, and did so on that occasion within a year.
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Star player David Ortiz delivered a memorable, profanity-laced speech about the city's strength on that occasion.
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On that occasion, Eni reduced its dividend, while peers kept up payouts but introduced other austerity measures.
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On that occasion, James F. Byrnes, who had recently resigned as director of war mobilization, and Adm.
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He ripped her pants off, screaming "You owe me one more time!" on that occasion, she said.
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But he threaded a needle on that occasion, winning three crucial states by an aggregate 77,000 votes.
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On that occasion, a deal to eradicate the US and Soviet nuclear arsenals was on the table.
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Quindlen's call to listen -- directed toward white male senators, in particular -- went largely unheeded on that occasion.
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On that occasion, first lady Michelle Obama caused a sensation after breaking royal protocol and hugging the monarch.
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On that occasion MPs were each given 5m shillings (then about $2,500), officially to "facilitate" discussions with constituents.
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On that occasion both of those teams involved in the deal had their soccer kits manufactured by Adidas.
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On that occasion, however, Apple took a while to acknowledge the bug and take action to fix it.
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On that occasion, the president came under criticism for waiting several days before speaking out about the episode.
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On that occasion, incumbent President Gerald Ford held off a challenge from Ronald Reagan and his supporters. So…?
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What he says on any given occasion is whatever he perceives to serve his interest on that occasion.
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It was on that occasion that I first learned the terrible truth: Pepe Le Pew is fake meows.
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On that occasion he beat Grigor Dimitrov in the opening round but then lost to qualifier Tomas Fabbiano.
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On that occasion, an anti-globalization protester was shot dead by police during some of Italy's worst-ever riots.
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On that occasion, the lower house of Congress voted, in 2017, to block his trial in the Supreme Court.
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On that occasion, Abu Dhabi's Etihad Airways bought a 24 percent stake in the airline to keep it running.
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On that occasion, Xi signed comprehensive strategic partnerships, the highest in the Chinese hierarchy, with both Riyadh and Tehran.
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On that occasion, it had secured Michael his first world title; this time, it appeared to have backfired spectacularly.
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On that occasion the authorities blamed criminal groups and highlighted the fact that the looting impacted all kinds of businesses.
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On that occasion, Trump also took umbrage at a press release from Fox News that he said was mocking him.
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On that occasion, he claimed, the officers punched and kicked him, opening a two-inch cut under his left eye.
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But at least no one, on that occasion, spent time making excuses for hanging out with an alleged sex trafficker.
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On that occasion a passenger detonated a small explosive concealed in a laptop that was placed flush against the cabin wall.
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On that occasion, World Weather Attribution found that climate change was responsible for intensifying precipitation levels by between 8% and 19%.
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On that occasion, polls appeared to underestimate opposition to Wilder, a Democrat who became the nation's first elected African-American governor.
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Speakers on that occasion, including former President Obama, seemed to throw rhetorical jabs at Trump, albeit without mentioning him by name.
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His tardiness on that occasion was acutely apparent because the ceremony involved the ringing of a bell at 9:16 a.m.
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It also splashed out 51.95 million yuan on tellurium, although on that occasion Vital itself was named as the winning bidder.
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SAPA said the chicken on that occasion was dyed in the team&aposs colors and had its claws bound by black tape.
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"I'm looking at two-state and one-state, and I like the one that both parties like," he said on that occasion.
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Holmes last had the halfway lead at the British Open in July, sharing it with eventual champion Shane Lowry on that occasion.
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On that occasion, State Department officials went to great lengths to stall my expulsion, and they advised me directly on my safety.
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On that occasion, Michael Obi was kidnapped in Jos and rescued in the northern city of Kano, 190 miles away, 10 days later.
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On that occasion he was alone with his wife and twin daughters, and the detention was carried out without a shot being fired.
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Her ensemble on that occasion included the combined forces of the BBC Symphony Orchestra, the BBC Proms Youth Ensemble and a large choir.
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On that occasion, an international outcry, culminating in a visit from John Kerry, America's secretary of state, forced the government to back down.
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On that occasion, Comey's memo is said to outline how Trump asked him to drop the FBI investigation into Flynn's links with Russia.
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But the reaction from the fans as he strode to the plate on that occasion was less curious murmur and more anticipatory buzz.
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On that occasion, they were joined onstage by the author Ken Kesey, who was himself in mourning over the loss of his son.
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On that occasion, the threat level remained at critical for four days while police established whether the bomber had worked alone or with others.
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Although without Haqq on that occasion, the ATL star has proven she's Kardashian's ride or die by publicly slamming Woods, 21, on social media.
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His pledge on that occasion to build "a Great Wall" and to have Mexico pay for it has become a fixture at his rallies.
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The Obama administration, on that occasion, wouldn't accept a peaceful compromise solution, leading instead to many more years of a brutal and useless war.
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On that occasion it showed off a chocolaty tone and the deliciously indulgent phrasing Austrians might label "mit Schlag" (with whipped cream on top).
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On that occasion, it was to visit the Environmental Protection Agency where, with a stroke of a pen, he continued to dismantle his predecessor's legacy.
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Months later, Mr. Hawkins moved to Illinois to live with his father, a man he only just met on that occasion, when he was 17.
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On that occasion, I had offered a special handshake, one I learned from a Native elder on reservation land at the edge of the Grand Canyon.
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I can't remember how I ended up back with her on that occasion but I remember sofa surfing with friends and sleeping rough during that period.
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On that occasion, about 1,770 kg of cocaine, with a value of $140 million, was seized, of which 840 kg was found in sugar shipments from Brazil.
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Brazil, five times a champion, has only reached the semi-finals once since 2002—and on that occasion got thumped 7-1 on home soil by Germany.
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I also favor the warmer color balance that the Pixel provides, even though the P20 might have been a touch more true to life on that occasion.
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She also celebrated her 19th birthday there, though on that occasion she rented a private compound to accommodate a big group of girlfriends, including her sister Kendall.
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On that occasion, the Chinese leader spoke at length about his dedication to China's "dreams of economic prosperity, national renewal" and a "win-win" cooperation with America.
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On that occasion, Malacalza is expected to face off rival investor Raffaele Mincione, an Italian financier who this year bought an initial 5.4 percent stake in Carige.
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On that occasion, the club was hit with financial sanctions, demanding it break-even with its transfer spending, as well as a squad cap for European games.
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On the assumption that he has normal cognitive abilities, he would surely have found a way to express his hostility to Stubblefield on that occasion or subsequently.
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I had asked our waiter, Jimmy, on that occasion what I was doing wrong in my repeated attempts at reproducing a favorite appetizer served there, spiedini di mozzarella.
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The ministry said on that occasion a decree would be approved shortly to extend the sales process and repayment of the bridge loan beyond an April 30 deadline.
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The report of the investigation into the battle of Wounded Knee Creek, made public to-day by the Secretary of War, completely exonerates Colonel Forsyth's conduct on that occasion.
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Morales also raised eyebrows on that occasion with his choice of a gift when he presented the pope with a crucifix in the shape of a hammer and sickle.
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On that occasion he installed a granite monument to the ten commandments in the rotunda of the state judicial building, then defied a federal court's instruction to remove it.
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On that occasion, in October 1997, Fidel Castro described him as "the paradigm of the revolutionary" who is "everywhere there is a just cause to defend," The Times reported.
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On that occasion, the President said the person that gave the whistleblower the information was "close to a spy" and hinted at the possibility of execution for such behavior.
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"I have no memory of any of the works of art displayed on that occasion, but I vividly recall meeting Princess Diana and her then husband, Prince Charles," Stevens writes.
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Last year Alibaba, much the biggest of the country's e-commerce giants, rang up sales of $133bn on that occasion, the most ever spent in one day anywhere on Earth.
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That rose to 16 years after he escaped—for the first time—from the Jackson County Correctional Institute in 1975; on that occasion he was soon picked up in Detroit.
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"I can only imagine the amount of verbal and written information that was provided to the Holy Father on that occasion about so many persons and situations," Cardinal Ouellet wrote.
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On that occasion, Trump won good reviews for his demeanor and unexpectedly statesmanlike approach, and appeared to cut a more conventionally "presidential" figure than he has at any time since.
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Germany and Kazakhstan signed a partnership deal with 3 billion Euros ($3.68 billion U.S. at the current exchange rate) on that occasion, and Germany remains one of Kazakhstan's leading trade partners.
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On that occasion the 5-Star, which had always criticized the practice of halting judicial proceedings against lawmakers, rescued Salvini and blocked the investigation after weeks of tension within the government.
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Trump threaded the needle on that occasion by demolishing the states that had been seen as a Democratic "blue wall" in the Rust Belt and Upper Midwest — Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan.
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Photos of Trump and Abe taken by diners on that occasion prompted four Democratic senators to ask the Government Accountability Office to investigate whether electronic communications were secure at Mar-a-Lago.
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On that occasion he won the team sprint alongside Hoy but had to play second fiddle to his superior in the individual event where Hoy won gold and he took the silver.
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On that occasion she'd spoken warmly of Gladys, who not only had worked for the family as a nanny but had lived with them at their Westchester home and done housekeeping work.
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Outside the Supreme Court building on Thursday morning, echoes of Hill were everywhere, in the form of protesters wearing teal as a tribute to the striking suit that she wore on that occasion.
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The French famously won on that occasion 20 years ago, but the forecast this time is for Brazil to edge it, according to a system put together from Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research.
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The governing FIA confirmed that Hamilton's car data showed he "maintained a consistent speed and behaved in the same manner on that occasion as in all the other re-starts during the race".
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On that occasion, the MTL+ collective and the group behind #DecolonizeThisPlace reflected on three months of conversations, screenings, events, and presentations, and they prepared this open letter to the incoming director of Artists Space.
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On that occasion, Mr. Naini said, another regular made the introduction — Roy M. Cohn, a widely feared lawyer who represented Mr. Trump for more than a decade before his death from AIDS in 1986.
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On that occasion, he amped up support for his plans by saying that the "Rouanet Law" intended to boost artistic production in Brazil, "needed to be revised" because it was unnecessarily draining public funds.
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The last time OPEC and non-OPEC nations were able to agree to cut oil production together was in 2001 and, on that occasion, the non-OPEC countries fell significantly short of OPEC's preferred target.
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The only fighter that Ngannou has met who put a passable jab in his face was Curtis Blaydes and on that occasion, Ngannou took each jab flush and returned a right hand over the top.
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On that occasion, they slightly tweaked the recipe to make it more crowd-friendly: "We made it look sexier by serving it with bread and a little bit of couscous infused with saffron," says Jean.
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Iranian clubs on that occasion also threatened to boycott the competition before relenting, with matches involving teams from the two countries played in Oman and, until a Saudi-led diplomatic dispute in June 2017, Qatar.
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That faith is largely theoretical given that no side has attacked England in a competitive game since Switzerland in September 2014, but on that occasion England picked them off on the break and won 0003-0.
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"The French authorities were entirely disposed to get rid of foreign Jews," he wrote, referring to the officials' offer to the Nazis, on that occasion at least, to hand over Jews who were not French citizens.
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The many theories about the pair's demise, aired once more on that occasion, fall into two broad groups: they crashed into the sea and drowned, or they crashed onto Nikumaroro, a remote island, where they perished from hunger.
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Bale had risked getting sent off for raking his studs against Samuel Umtiti's leg but escaped without a booking on that occasion and Roberto was sent off moments later for hitting Marcelo following an off-the-ball tussle.
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The location was also unsurprising considering a terrorist attack had taken place in almost precisely that spot a month earlier (on that occasion, Khalid Masood had run over civilians on Westminster Bridge before stabbing a policeman to death).
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Richard Schaffer, denied that Ms. Constand had been inconsistent in her stories about the timing of the encounter, how much alcohol she had drunk on that occasion and whether she had a flirtatious relationship with Mr. Cosby. Sgt.
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Tufts said on that occasion, her computer — eight miles away from the restaurant — was allegedly used to access another staff member's login and tried to bypass the two-factor authentication, using an iPhone 5S, a model Filler doesn't own.
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On that occasion, three-times Roland Garros champion Hilde Krahwinkel Sperling probably felt she had hardly warmed up before she found herself walking off the court after suffering the quickest ever semi-final defeat at the All England Club.
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On that occasion, the parliamentary committee blocked the request to pursue the probe, with Salvini's then-coalition partner the 5-Star Movement rallying to his support, arguing that the decision to keep the migrants at sea was a collective one.
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And though he was a highly anticipated guest, finally making his return, in the show's 40th anniversary special in 2015, on that occasion he simply spoke about what the show meant in his career, after declining to do a comedy bit.
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On that occasion the UFC booked out a whole hour of television time to show only one fight, the ultra hyped bout between Cain Velasquez and Junior dos Santos for the heavyweight title, which ended up lasting a total of sixty-four seconds.
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Liberia was the first of the three countries to be declared Ebola-free on May 9th 2015, however the virus subsequently re-emerged in late June and then again around the 22nd of November, on that occasion resulting in three confirmed cases and one death.
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On that occasion they tested a theory that has been popular for several decades: that societies became recognisably "modern" in the mid-first millennium BC, during the so-called "Axial Age", the period in which figures such as Plato, Buddha and Zoroaster appeared on the scene, promulgating moralising ideologies.
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On that occasion, the journalist was questioning the mayor on his links to one of his many private-sector pals: the owner of a drugstore chain called Ultrafarma, who happens to be a member of Lide, an events company founded by Mr. Doria and now run by his son.
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On that occasion, President Xi Jinping reiterated China's standing demand that Taiwan accept reunification with the "motherland" under the "one country, two systems" principle — the same principle that currently governs Hong Kong's relationship with Beijing and that has been roundly discredited by the sight of the city in near-full revolt.
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On that occasion, two other suspects fled the scene, and if it's the same guys from the June 8 theft, it's time their underage friends who join them on their carjacking outings realize that these bozos tend to bolt at the first sign of trouble and leave you to take the fall.
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"Gold is a hedge against debasement and what we saw in 2011 was debasement, printing too many dollars and the real rate goes down, down, down, which then pushes up the price of gold," Currie explained, adding that another crucial factor in play on that occasion was a substantial weakening of the dollar, which further propelled gold prices.
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" Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE defended Rosenstein on Tuesday during an interview with Fox News, telling the network he was "confident that Deputy Rosenstein, after 28 years in the Department of Justice, did not improperly threaten anyone on that occasion.
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