OPEC's practical focus has shifted over time from taxes and royalty rates (1960s) to equity ownership of reserves (1970s), prices (1970s onwards) and production allocations (1980s onwards).
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Or the date reflects the arcane calculations by Roman scholars, from about 200AD onwards, who wanted to pin down the dates of every metaphysical event, from creation onwards.
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I refuse to dwell in negativity … onwards and upwards.
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The reactor was fatally flawed from design onwards, they say.
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Head onwards and upwards to pastas, soups, stews, and more.
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Alex Robert Ross will be watching basketball from Saturday onwards.
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Monday onwards, companies will release automobile sales data for June.
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From then onwards, the game starts to get incredibly creative.
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Production at the new facility will start from 2022 onwards.
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Then you extrapolate that onwards through vast areas of land.
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However, that does not cover flows onwards into Poland and Germany.
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Onwards, and Happy Easter: This is how you do a comeback.
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Unknowingly, white people are SOCIALISED to be racist from birth onwards.
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The base effect is expected to wear off from August onwards.
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A 10 year depression from 85033 onwards caused even more misery.
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The Swarovski Activity Tracking Jewelry retails for S$280 ($206) onwards.
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Finnish debt is positive yielding from the 10 year point onwards.
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The drones will patrol various beaches in Australia from September onwards.
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But early-stage markets are unusual, particularly from Series B onwards.
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"From now onwards, there will be no more fighting," he added.
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Have a glass of wine on me and onwards and upwards!!
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And from then onwards, it's my favorite way of art dealing.
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Yet, with the advent of new biotechnologies, authors also considered the impact a malignant engineered virus would have on humanity, as seen in Margaret Atwood's "Maddadam" trilogy (2003 onwards) and Justin Cronin's "The Passage" trilogy (2010 onwards).
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He struggled onwards, avoiding a killer blow without threatening the older man.
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From this point onwards, Ms Franklin became "Aretha, the Queen of Soul".
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These symptoms are noticeable in children from the age of two onwards.
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From that point onwards, Jupiter will replace Venus as its main perturber.
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His criticism of asset purchases from 2010 onwards have not aged well.
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From that point onwards, he would forever be dubbed 'The Special One'.
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Another is that music from the Swinging Sixties onwards was more stirring.
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Around 21, 21 onwards I was doing a lot of street stuff.
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They make their way, sometimes on foot, through the Balkans and onwards.
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Ahead, 31 brands to guide your every day shopping, from now onwards.
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"There is no bounce-back, it's all onwards and upwards," she continued.
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In 2014, China pledged to lower greenhouse gas from around 213 onwards.
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From this week onwards, though, they're rolling out to regular users, too.
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You can hear it all right here, from the 2hr16mins point onwards.
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Warning: Spoilers for Game of Thrones Season 6 from this point onwards.
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But, the added warmth may be enough to edge the crack onwards.
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There's some devastation, but people pick up their lives and continue onwards.
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A connecting Qatar Airways flight would then take them onwards to Doha.
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It's all love and affection and onwards and upwards on Pennsylvania Avenue.
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"That can be the next move onwards… from having successful business partnerships."
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From 1968 onwards, Kenyan athletes have been a force to reckon with.
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From the British Grand Prix onwards, it just got stronger and stronger.
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The blockchain solution is set to be implemented from January 2018 onwards.
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We can hear the chattering of the children as they continue onwards.
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Perhaps it will collapse in a big crunch, or keep expanding onwards forever.
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Experts recommend getting mammograms from around the age of 40 to 50 onwards.
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Smart-lift evolution won't be a trouble-free ride onwards and upwards, however.
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The bids for the rights - for 2018 onwards - are expected by Oct. 25.
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From January onwards, fund managers will pay separately for research and trading fees.
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The plan is also to support founders from the pre-investment stage onwards.
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Many of these industries were privatized in recent decades, from the 1980s onwards.
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But this one seems to be getting stronger each year and marching onwards.
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Deindustrialisation, baleful planning and white flight all hit hard from the 1960s onwards.
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Husqvarna said it would from 2020 onwards aim for 4-5% sales growth.
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The US mafia has featured in many classic movies from the 1920s onwards.
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"We will be back to top line growth from 2020 onwards," he added.
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"Actors, mid-50s onwards, your parts, your salary, it's diminishing returns," he said.
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This occurred despite the restoration of tariffs in many countries in the 21914s onwards.
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It has worked hard to cultivate a pipeline of tech talent, from school onwards.
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So can, according to about a billion studies from 2010 onwards, too much Facebook.
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From May 20 onwards, the sun swirls through social, communicative Gemini, the Zodiac's doppelgänger.
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New means of communication from railways and the telegraph onwards have always attracted critics.
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This means that these notes will not be acceptable for transactions from midnight onwards.
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As history rolls onwards, the planet may even start trying to talk to you.
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Lenovo is planning to release the Yoga 910 in October, priced from $1,299 onwards.
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But from the mid-1950s onwards, these big investors started to change their minds.
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From January 1, 2020 onwards, all guests will have to pay the full $8,000.
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From 1992 onwards, the institute became the National Institute for Animal Health in Germany.
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And from that experience onwards I've never wanted to do the same thing again.
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By contrast, a diesel vehicle registered from 2015 onwards will face a £5.20 charge.
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Or, know that you&aposll be able to put in more from March onwards?
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A favorite with miners and investors, the copper market faces shortages from 2018 onwards.
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He said Boeing is looking to build 900 aircraft per year from 2020 onwards.
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Odontuya started lobbying for the introduction of palliative care in earnest from 2000 onwards.
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From the 80s onwards, an increasing number of Norwegian women began to join crews.
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It plans to increase its dividend by at least 5 percent annually from 2019 onwards.
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From October onwards Carrefour will also integrate Loop in its own e-commerce website www.Carrefour.
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In addition to her ban, her race results from 9 October 2009 onwards were annulled.
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It was onwards to "Pizzerija Rondo," where one of the first "Melania" desserts was made.
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Instead, most prefer to journey onwards to wealthier western EU countries like Germany and Sweden.
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From 2025 onwards, it plans one 500 MW project per year, either fixed or floating.
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Sometimes to find shelter from the storm, you have to push onwards to the eye.
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Fingrid, the country's state-owned grid, will cut Russian tariff levels from July 1 onwards.
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The candidate for En Marche (which translates to "Onwards") also hit out at his rival.
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People were standing up to snap photos of the skyline as the boat cruised onwards.
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It will require us to build, from tomorrow onwards, a real majority, a strong majority.
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"The operation should hit at least a breakeven from the third year onwards," Negrao said.
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The documents show that Eclipse began carrying out concerted surveillance of activists from 2016 onwards.
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Onwards: For now, it looks like dick and debauchery are the name of the game.
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Leahy is credited with leading the massive expansion in Airbus's market share from 1993 onwards.
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For me, that spells financial opportunity, and looking at 2021 onwards, a profitable business opportunity.
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Investors will be able to place orders across that price range from Friday morning onwards.
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The firm said it saw a strong earnings recovery from 2020 onwards following a restructuring.
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The latter will be reduced by 70% from 2018 onwards, more than offsetting declining revenue.
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Mexican and U.S. officials have said NAFTA negotiations could begin from around mid-year onwards.
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From the 1990s onwards, investors were indifferent as to which party gained power in developed countries.
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The first wave of Chinese immigrants arrived in Taiwan starting in the 18th century and onwards.
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Everyone who has ever lived, born from about 1985 onwards, is a binge-watch doer. Everyone.
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"Thank you for the love my love of these past 25 years, onwards," the Mamma Mia!
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Fitch expects cash benefits from the financial efficiency initiatives to start feeding through from 2017 onwards.
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Flagship wireless headphones from this week onwards will all have USB-C as a standard expectation.
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Japan is the country that exports most to firms in China that export onwards to America.
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Fed forecasts at the time suggested rates would be on the way up from 2015 onwards.
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Oil inventories were gradually drawn down, and the market returned to backwardation from March 22015 onwards.
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I think the difficulty in China is from the summer onwards, we've seen misstep after misstep.
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Kathy Bequary, NYC Medics' country director, calls to request a helicopter for the soldier's onwards journey.
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Each leader, from more open-minded Deng Xiaoping onwards, was battered with his opinions and demands.
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FROM 2020 ONWARDS THE PAYOUT RATIO IS TARGETED AT 35% OF NET INCOME Source text - bit.
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Seasons three and four are expected to portray the royal couple from the mid-1960s onwards.
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However, as the graph below illustrates, the deficit is set to skyrocket exponentially from 28503 onwards.
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The sanctions from 2014 onwards affected certain Russian sectors, including the financial industry, entities and individuals.
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And so these two powers were basically on a collision course from the 19th century onwards.
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From May 1989 onwards, they were open in their criticism of Slobodan Milosevic's presidency and policies.
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He predicted positive impacts from pushing through higher prices to customers from the second quarter onwards.
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"From today onwards, easyJet will make all flights net zero carbon," it said in a statement.
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The protesters' playfulness and ingenuity with media is an important engine that drives the movement onwards.
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Socialists from Karl Marx onwards have deployed both ethical and empirical arguments to buttress their system.
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Once completed, it will also add to the ST Engineering's earnings from the second year onwards.
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Until now, most families have received the 0.43 zloty credit only from the second child onwards.
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From the 1940s onwards R.A. Butler reinvented one-nation Toryism for the age of the welfare state.
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"From the point we leave onwards there's nobody there apart from security and police," Mr Bedlam said.
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The industry suffered a catastrophic collapse in sales from 1999 onwards before beginning to recover last year.
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That's what religion does, it gives you a sense that you're part of something that's moving onwards.
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SINGAPORE — It looks like smokers will need to find a new hangout spot from mid-year onwards.
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PA), said the CSI takeover should boost group earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) from 2019 onwards.
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On Thursday, the government upped the ante by issuing a statement banning all demonstrations from Friday onwards.
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The resulting lower depreciation charges have boosted EDF's net profit from the first half of 22025 onwards.
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Large quantities of cocaine were seized there and in the rest of Central America from 2006 onwards.
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"We're going to send a mission to Mars with every Mars opportunity from 2018 onwards," said Musk.
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It will mean that banks should from next year onwards be able to foreclose on insolvent firms.
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Up to another 1.5 billion pounds in payments will be made to match dividends from 2020 onwards.
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And we welcome the move to do away with the plan, non-plan classification from FY1003 onwards.
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Seemingly out on his feet, Edgar rallied to produce a stirring comeback from the second round onwards.
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The counters were considerably more venomous in round two... than they were from the third round onwards.
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From this line onwards, Jojo knows his beliefs are built on nothing but weak and false premises.
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"None of this is really matching the presence they had on Telegram from 2015 onwards," Amarasingam said.
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From 22018 onwards, fentanyl use snowballed and so did fatal drug overdoses and new cases of HIV.
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From the days of so-called "gangsta" rap onwards, a unique morality has congealed around hip-hop.
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Rix lost the dressing room and from December onwards they won only four more games in all competitions.
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THE TALE will also be available on HBO NOW, HBO GO, HBO On Demand from May 26th onwards.
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Anne's story is wholly fictional, but influenced by "captivity" narratives published in America from the 17th century onwards.
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Back in 2010, General Motors announced it would start switching to a less potent refrigerant from 2013 onwards.
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From the 21s onwards, America's great universities did much to realise the American creed of equality of opportunity.
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Africa mostly missed out on the green revolution that boosted agricultural production in Asia from the 1960s onwards.
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As one minister has acknowledged, Paraguay already exports goods to China indirectly—mainly soyabeans sold onwards from Uruguay.
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This new measure will apply from the 2018 edition of the Festival International du Film de Cannes onwards.
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"The situation should normalize from 2017 onwards, in our view," the bank's research analysts said in a note.
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Flights from Australia to Bali from Jan 21 onwards were also under review, it said in the statement.
|
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"All of our headsets from 2016 onwards feature a specially designed in mold channel for glasses," said Wong.
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Atmospheric conditions from 2014 onwards, the study notes, have caused less winter sea ice and higher water temperatures.
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GFMS expects mine supply to contract from this year onwards after hitting a record 3,222 tonnes in 2016.
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Based on how horrendously scarring everything gets from book four onwards, Dan, it might be worth pacing yourself...
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This seems confusing when you recall that from 2017 onwards, Scotland will get full control over income tax.
|
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The abolition from next year of some child benefits for the third sprog onwards has little economic rationale.
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The biggest beneficiaries from the liberalisation of the global economy from 1980 onwards have been large multinational companies.
|
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Gamers will be unable to stream their games or view others' broadcasts on Ustream from August 1st onwards.
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With prices starting from $15 onwards for the original, this Taobao imitation is one heck of a bargain.
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Onwards, and I'm instructed by an assistant to follow a winding path around the back of the building.
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As with most cults, they've an enigmatic leader driving them onwards, whether or not it's the right direction.
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This would mean that, from the group stage onwards, the tournament would retain its current 32-team format.
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The takeover is expected to provide a modest boost to Sodexo's earnings from 2018 onwards, the company added.
|
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But clearly, it offers zero protection for creators, whose content can be bought and then freely distributed onwards.
|
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Peugeot's operating margin surged to 5 percent last year, a target Tavares had initially set for 2019 onwards.
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Usually, it&aposs 99% effective from the day of your missed period onwards, and less effective before that.
|
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However, Chris emphasized on Twitter that it was onwards and upwards, and they seemed pretty solid ever since.
|
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But when the economy began to slow from 2012 onwards, default rates rose, and many guarantee companies disappeared.
|
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So it leaves us with adorable video of Federer relaxing with a bunch of quokkas (1:20 onwards).
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Though some of those programs have now ended, others lurch onwards more than eighteen years after 9/11.
|
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This Pittsburgh biennial's history documents the gradual reception of modernism by America's cultural gatekeepers from the 1920s onwards.
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How has the international dissemination of American iconography from the 20th century onwards threatened local particularities and differences?
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"As conditions in Yemen deteriorate as a result of the ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis, refugees and asylum seekers are increasingly fleeing onwards, following established migratory routes, including across the Red Sea to Sudan with the intention of heading onwards to Europe," the UN refugee group said in a statement Friday.
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"It is not entirely clear what happened from this point onwards or indeed the timeline of events," it added.
|
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Apple is supporting lower fees on subscription revenue — going from 30 percent to 15 percent in year two onwards.
|
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GDP was soaring, with growth of around 403% across the region from 2003 onwards and faster in many countries.
|
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People from props, set dressing, construction, merchandising, food, ride systems and technical departments all worked together from ideation onwards.
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Krebber also said he expected a recovery in achieved power sales prices from current lows from next year onwards.
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From 1918 onwards Labour refused to work with the Communist Party and banned its members from belonging to it.
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Having played at the 22,000-capacity Avanhard Stadium from 1951 onwards, the ground was locked up and left unoccupied.
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But from 2021 onwards he expects new technologies, and autonomy in particular, to be a bigger driver of returns.
|
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Each and every person born from the 1960s onwards bears this telltale "bomb spike" in his or her bones.
|
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A new version of the X5 will be produced at the Spartanburg plant from August onwards, the company said.
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There are so many brilliant actresses, middle-aged and onwards, who are incredibly successful—too many to name, actually.
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The migrants plead with the soldiers to take them onwards to Libya and not back where they came from.
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CNBC takes a look at the En Marche (translated as "onwards") party leader's next steps towards the Elysee Palace.
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"We just gave each other a high five and from that point onwards, we stopped eating meat," King says.
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All three models will include Intel's 6th generation Core processors, and they're launching in June priced from $749 onwards.
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Its nine warmest years on record and six of its seven wettest years have all occurred from 2628 onwards.
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But as oil prices started to climb significantly from 22018 onwards, car makers started to boost fuel efficiency again.
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To compare the parties' performance during this year's conventions, The Economist has analysed American presidential polling from 1952 onwards.
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"We will pursue a general election every day from then onwards, and do everything we can to get it."
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Every gram of excessive carbon dioxide pollution will be penalized with a 95 euros fine from this year onwards.
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When scientists report trends in Arctic sea ice, they tend to focus on the satellite era, or 1979 onwards.
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Citing internal emails and company sources, Kauppalehti said the company systematically provided testers with modified tyres from 2005 onwards.
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The result of all this work is our new dataset, "Gridded Monthly Sea Ice Extent and Concentration, 1850 Onwards".
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"From that day onwards I was a modern day slave," Giri told the forum before breaking down in tears.
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But that began to change from 2013 onwards as the group steadily attracted followers from further and further afield.
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Chairman James Liang and Chief Executive officer Jane Sun will stop taking salaries from March onwards, the letter said.
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After this brief skydive, its first booster fired up as planned, propelling the spacecraft onwards to low Earth orbit.
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Since the nineties onwards, the silence on the negative effects of runaway population growth in America has been deafening.
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And then roughly in the middle of the 19th century onwards, that point of view was not so popular.
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"The implementation starts from 2024 onwards so there is enough time to plan and mobilize finance," he told Reuters.
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Under the plan, Deutsche Bahn's freight division will lease all of its locomotives and rail cars from 2029 onwards.
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In the corporate world, Commerzbank will be replaced in the DAX by payments firm Wirecard from September 24 onwards.
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Under the plan, Deutsche Bahn's freight division will lease all of its locomotives and rail cars from 2029 onwards.
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Watching the NFL arbitrarily drag suspensions onwards without any real accountability or transparency is a hard pill to swallow.
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To us 21st century nostalgia fiends the pixel look may have retro appeal, but hey, onwards and upwards, right?
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"We are faced with imminent challenge while the government's strategies all seem to be for 2020 and onwards," he said.
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European regulators have put in place legislation that will require large companies to disclose ESG issues from this year onwards.
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Sometimes the ship is stranded by mechanical failures, forcing traders to take their wares onwards in small wooden boats instead.
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The U.K.'s 2016 Brexit vote is also not covered by the January 2017 onwards scope of the data set.
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In the first study, researchers analyzed satellite images from 1973 onwards, as well as aerial photos taken from 1947 onward.
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From the Palladium gig onwards, nearly all of the Beatles concerts were drowned out by the screams of adoring fans.
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Meanwhile, Mi Box will support 4K Ultra HD and the HDR10 standard (the latter, enabled from Android N and onwards).
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Lebanon faced a similar conundrum over the 450,000 Palestinian refugees who entered it from Israel and Palestine from 1948 onwards.
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Thus a heliocentric solar system might well have been a constant of astronomical thought from Babylon and classical Greece onwards.
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I just felt like a whole wave of energy that I was kind of thriving on from that moment onwards.
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So far, it's given us the bizarre Galaxy Round but also the successful wraparound screens of the S7 Edge onwards.
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From May onwards, 10-year U.S. Treasurys held on to a holding pattern of between 2.8 percent and 3 percent .
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He's very competitive and he lost motivation with school from 16 onwards, and we just let him make his decisions.
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The full episode will be available to stream at Live Nation's YouTube page right here from 11:30 PM onwards.
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"Princeton from '62 to '66 was a completely different world than '67 onwards," said Rawls, a lifelong friend of Mueller's.
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The growth in distillate consumption has been slowing since early 2015 and turned persistently negative from May onwards (tmsnrt.rs/403P66zKw).
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CO) came under investigation for suspicious payments totaling 200 billion euros ($234 billion) from 2007 onwards through its Estonian branch.
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Many attribute Colman's acting on "Peep Show," with Mitchell and Webb from 2003 onwards, as a breakout moment for her.
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VW will also produce the VW Golf as well as several models from Seat, Skoda in Algeria from 2017 onwards.
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The delivery of the earlier order was expected from 2020 and the new order will be delivered from 2017 onwards.
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Insurance will be available for European drivers from June 1 onwards and will cover more than 150,000 drivers in Europe.
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In 10 knockout European Cup matches from the quarter-finals onwards in 903 and 1990, they allowed only three goals.
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I did like rock bands, don't get me wrong, but from that Stone Roses night onwards I loved rock bands.
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From 1971/72 onwards it became the UEFA Cup which, now trading as the Europa League, survives to this day.
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From 2019 onwards, it plans a pay-out ratio of between 50 percent and 60 percent of adjusted net income.
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Several banks are gearing up to get ready for the new law, set to take effect from January 2018 onwards.
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The discovery is "a potential mechanism explaining the detrimental health effects of pollution from early life onwards," the researchers said.
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Both actors and just two years apart in age, Nancy McKeon and Philip McKeon were incredibly close from childhood onwards.
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He said the carmaker was working on next-generation models that will be less complex to produce from 2025 onwards.
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However, prices remain far below the $100-plus level at which crude traded before the market rout of June 2014 onwards.
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From the early days with his late brother Duane onwards, Tennessee-born Allman was the epitome of Southern rock and blues.
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The expedition will be flagged off from the sweltering national capital, Delhi, onwards to Ladakh and its valleys garbed in snow.
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Of course there have been some minor changes, but there is still so much residue left over from the 1950s onwards.
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"Budget [for the program] this year is the same as in 2019, but we have doubts regarding 2021 onwards," Petrucci said.
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The two companies inked a deal that grants Netflix access to Disney films released theatrically in 2016 "from September and onwards."
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From the 1920s onwards, Paris was the main destination for Russians fleeing the Bolsheviks, many of whom were learned but destitute.
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With his playing time limited from his second season onwards, Rosicky's personal trajectory seemed to mirror that of the club itself.
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The feeling from the 1970s onwards was that, having been "Anglicised", the Jewish community "now needed to be Judaised", he explains.
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Albayrak said he expected it would register a surplus from June onwards, and hoped the economy had already emerged from recession.
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It has withdrawn its operating profit goal for 2018 and said it would have to "rebase" its dividend from 2017 onwards.
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Psychoanalysts, sociologists and economists diagnosed the midlife crisis from the 1960s onwards, but it stretches back through Dante's wood to antiquity.
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"From Monday morning onwards our institutions will take the necessary steps and will share the announcements with the market," Albayrak said.
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"Killer Queen" and "Bohemian Rhapsody" were played on the radio all the time from my first two years of life onwards.
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So from 2017 onwards, Scotland does not have an advantage in the same way that it has an advantage under SRIT.
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To investigate the matter, The Economist crunched a year's worth of data collected from May 2015 onwards in 15 big cities.
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Using 12 months' worth of data collected from May 2015 onwards, we have calculated these daily figures for 16 big cities.
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The family, led by brothers Atul, Ajay and Rajesh, came from Saharanpur, in northern India, to South Africa from 1993 onwards.
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As its leader from 1983 onwards, Adams thus became, for many in Britain and Northern Ireland, the face of the IRA.
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Vered Lee, a reporter for Haaretz, reminds us that the inmates of Neve Tirza are often victims themselves, from childhood onwards.
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"I believe it is sensible to think about a change toward a more moderate build-up from 2018 onwards," he said.
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However, Fitch expects its financial profile to improve from FY18 onwards with higher cash generation from its refining and petrochemical operations.
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Ceramtec traces its roots to porcelain manufacturer Thomaswerke, founded in 1903, which from the 1920s onwards supplied AEG with technical ceramics.
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" So enjoy that while you can, because from 2019 onwards it will be: "Hey guys, anyone off to The Variety Bazaar?
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He had scant respect for any of those who got to wield power in Congo - from Mobutu and his cronies onwards.
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Looking ahead, the government said it expected a more stretched budget from 2020 onwards due to pension costs and tax changes.
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Some political parties have called for a gradual reduction of incentives from 2022 onwards, although no plans are yet in place.
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A transition period will start from that moment onwards and it is set to last until the end of the year.
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Just as Joseph Lister pioneered the use of antiseptics in medicine from the 1860s onwards, disposable dressings gradually became the norm.
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"From here onwards, it will depend on the profitability of Jio," said a fund manager, whose mutual fund owns Reliance shares.
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However, the company does have the flexibility of reducing capex in 33712263 onwards as most of the expenditure is not committed.
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This is despite the group's plan to start paying a dividend from 337127 onwards, which will limit the scope for deleveraging.
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To be fair, though, and to Michael Dunbar's credit, from the second time onwards, he took his own shirt off with us.
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But from 2008 onwards, he started using illicit trading methods, culminating in a concealed risk exposure of $12 billion in August 2011.
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Indeed, it is probably no coincidence that British tax receipts started to fall from the 1980s onwards, when capital markets were liberalised.
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It was love that kept driving her onwards, love that would put her where it needed her to be, love, love, love.
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He has worked with prominent musicians such as Lady Gaga and Miley Cyrus, though accusers (often models) cite incidents from 2001 onwards.
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Also all the plasters from Boisgeloup onwards and a cast of Michelangelo's Slave and of a New Caledonian (?) Islands figure in B.
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The combination is expected to yield annual cost cuts of 600 million crowns, with a full effect from 2022 onwards, Telenor said.
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From the late 1800s onwards, the Purus river was settled by rubber plantation owners who enslaved, tortured and massacred the Apurinã people.
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Pohl's highway, completed, "stretches ever onwards, as though unending, meeting the rise of the land—perhaps even the curve of the Earth".
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As governments tightened fiscal policy from 2010 onwards, it sometimes seemed that central banks were left to revive the global economy alone.
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German Bunds and even U.S. Treasury bonds are displaying a similar pattern of movement to what happened in Japan from 1998 onwards.
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Alas, it's onwards and upwards for This Is Us, which seems to be expanding its storytelling in the wake of Jack's demise.
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From 2020 onwards, Fresenius now expects sales growth in the mid-single digits and net income to grow slightly faster than sales.
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Reckitt Benckiser, a British firm, sold cleaning products linked to the deaths of over 90 people in South Korea from 2011 onwards.
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Now, since at least this weekend onwards, it's been riding high as the most-downloaded free app on both iOS and Android.
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Official statistics from the Swedish authorities state that men began outnumbering women in the country from March 663 onwards, Associated Press reports.
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ANYBODY WRITING a history of American popular culture from the middle of the 20th century onwards will come across two striking facts.
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After struggling financially in the 1970s, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) began to diversify its sources of revenue from the 1980s onwards.
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"I became very proud of who I am and I admired his fearless being a lot from that day onwards," she said.
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He left to launch that underrated 1990s animated sitcom The Critic, then returned to The Simpsons part time from Season 6 onwards.
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But we cannot live on memories alone: we must eat ever onwards and raise a glass to those we've loved and lost.
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Holding banners and some waving black flags, the 150-odd protesters marched through the streets of Barcelona's gothic quarter from 7PM onwards.
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That has been the suspicion from the late 1980s onwards, when the Federal Reserve began cutting interest rates when equity markets wobbled.
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The rapeseed futures and options contracts for the August 2019 expiry month and onwards, which were due to be listed on Feb.
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The closures should "boost operating profits by 60 billion yen a year from the fiscal year ending March 2022 onwards," analysts wrote.
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Water tests will be conducted at the two sites every two days from April onwards, with daily tests planned throughout the Olympics.
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My dad supported me [from that day] onwards and introduced me as his son so that I could train in my sport.
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His life was his own ideas and those of intellectual strivers even brighter than he was, from Bronx Science high school onwards.
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But an uptick in the currency, even as the central bank introduced negative interest rates from January onwards, has sunk the stockmarket.
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EBITDA margin to recover from FY19 onwards towards 30% as drug launches mature, new biosimilars are launched and restructuring benefits become visible.
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Incredibly, of all the goods and services ever produced by the People's Republic of China, over half were produced from 2008 onwards.
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Users can submit questions for Clinton and Kaine from today onwards, and the pair will answer a selection on Monday, August 8th.
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"Djokovic has been in top form from the first round onwards," said Becker, in the French capital as a pundit for Eurosport.
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Currently, in U.S., there are 25 million employees signed the "Arbitration Clause" on commencement stage, that means they can't sue collectively onwards.
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From 1915-1920 onwards, refineries were increasingly geared to produce gasoline as the main product, while middle distillates became a by-product.
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The new Market Stability Reserve will, from 2023 onwards, cancel surplus carbon allowances and thereby avoid the bulk of this waterbed effect.
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"They say fish rot from the head but in the market's case, it's rotting from the tail onwards," said Societe Generale's Edwards.
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Snapcart is looking at raising a Series A by mid-2016 to push those expansion plans and the multi-vertical focus onwards.
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The return to normality from the second half of the year onwards could thereafter be reflected in strong positive growth in 2021.
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Studying satellite imagery from the 1970s onwards, the report states that 90 percent of the marshlands, home to distinct wildlife, have dried.
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Rosler and Kozloff will specifically contribute to Wednesday's presentation by discussing their own experiences as artists and activists from the 21897s onwards.
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Construction at the ITER site in rural Cadarache got under way in 2013-14, but has accelerated from April-May 2015 onwards.
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The combination is expected to yield annual cost cuts of 600 million crowns, with a full effect from 2022 onwards, Telenor said.
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The Stable Outlook reflects our expectation that DB's reported earnings and capitalisation will improve from 2017 onwards, albeit from a low level.
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Since then we've played Space Invaders (221), R-Type (22016), Super Metroid (24), the Mass Effect series (2007 onwards), and many more.
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According to Su's indictment, he managed to steal 630,000 files from Boeing's system, totalling some 65 gigabytes of data, from 2010 onwards.
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"I would like to announce that from today onwards, our country will be known as the Kingdom of eSwatini," the king said.
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The company maintained its guidance for iron ore production of around 390 million tonnes in 2018 and 400 million tonnes from 2019 onwards.
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We don't know yet exactly what that means, we will see from tomorrow onwards what the commitment of this government about infrastructure means.
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"We will later mix it with regular oil in (the Russian Black Sea port of) Novorosiisk and sell it onwards," he told Putin.
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Last year's MacBook Pro may have solved the "Flexgate" issue that some users reported with MacBook Pros produced from 2016 onwards, reports iFixit.
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From the Seattle demonstrations of 1999 onwards, anti-globalisation activists had been saying much the same, while drawing less solace from the prospect.
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From 2008 onwards, they shift from odd but harmless 2D characters – usually animals, occasionally very hairy boys – to become haunting CGI nightmare creatures.
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During the interwar years these forces gradually took hold of the new Austria and from the 1920s onwards many began to flee abroad.
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One Iranian official familiar with oil policy said exports could drop to 700,000 bpd and as low as 500,000 bpd from May onwards.
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From the 1980s onwards, many of these were broken up, privatised and liberalised, so that market forces could determine where best to invest.
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British contractors operating on behalf of U.S. security companies recruited up to 10,000 former Sierra Leonean militia fighters from 2009 onwards, said Christensen.
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Having more female strength, energy, and instincts onboard will definitely help brands and magazines to push onwards and upwards into a brighter future!
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When this happens, you will be required to pay interest on any unpaid taxes from April onwards, as you are technically filing late.
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Standard bread wheat with 12% protein for September onwards delivery in Hamburg was offered for sale unchanged at 2 euros under Paris December.
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Most activists are even more Europhile than the membership in general, particularly the young idealists who flooded into the party from 2015 onwards.
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Significant adoption of carbon capture and storage from 2040 onwards, more than twice as much as in their business-as-usual "development" scenario.
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From the 1960s onwards, Coutinho worked on contraception with the Chinese government, which in 1972 ran trials with 503,806 men taking gossypol pills.
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Few migrants want to stay in the European Union's poorest state, preferring to journey onwards to wealthier EU countries like Germany and Sweden.
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"We will later mix it with regular oil in (the Russian Black Sea port of) Novorossiisk and sell it onwards," he told Putin.
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"But based on our contractual position, I am confident that Virgin Trains East Coast will become profitable again from 13 onwards," he said.
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"Markets are taking a breather, possibly, we will take some directional call from then onwards," said Gaurang Shah, Vice President, Geojit Financial Services.
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From the 1950s onwards China has been beset by political oscillations, with occasional periods of opening up followed by phases of tightened control.
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Never submerged, Naukratis has been extensively researched ever since two British archaeologists, Flinders Petrie and David Hogarth, began excavations from the 1880s onwards.
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The "millennials" who will soon make up half the workforce in rich countries were reared from nursery school onwards to work in groups.
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Oil prices took a sharp turn downward from mid-2014 onwards on the back of a glut in global supply and lackluster demand.
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"We will have to see for 2017 and onwards, how this situation develops," Jon Ola Sand, the executive supervisor of the contest, said.
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In his remarks, the Richmond Fed chief also forecast GDP growth of 2.0 percent in 2017, falling to 1.75 pct from 2018 onwards.
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If anything, the lower price may encourage increased buying for stockpiling by China, but that may only be seen from April imports onwards.
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"The concern from the Marawi siege onwards had been that once Marawi ended, ISIS components would use violence in other places," she said.
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But very few stay in the European Union's poorest state, preferring to journey onwards to wealthier western EU countries like Germany and Sweden.
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"From 2018 onwards, we expect a busy agenda in terms of IPO listings and trade sales to strategic and financial buyers," Leenart said.
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VW will also produce the VW Golf as well as several models from Seat, Skoda in Algeria from 2017 onwards, the company said.
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They had published papers from April of 2000 onwards that showed that ketamine had a profound impact on short and long-term memory.
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That doesn't mean it's going to be plain sailing, it doesn't mean everything is going to be fine from today or tomorrow onwards.
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In April, the Silicon Valley giant announced it would no longer need to use Imagination's intellectual property in its products from 2019 onwards.
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"Starting from the summer onwards, the Bank has been hitting new records of loan issuances to retail clients," Sberbank said in a statement.
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"I have consulted to every UK Prime Minister from Tony Blair onwards on how our society can best address Islamist extremism," he said.
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Kotoshogiku rolled onwards, winning his final two matches and becoming the first Japanese rikishi to pick up a basho win in a decade.
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From the second round of their RISE 125 fight onwards, Rodtang made a good go of getting in Nasukawa's face and crowding him.
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Given the weakness in demand, RBI will continue to keep the stance at accommodative, as inflation is likely to cool from February onwards.
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PTT will buy 1 million tonnes of LNG per year from Petronas in 2017 and 2018, and 1.2 million tonnes from 2019 onwards.
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The company also lowered its forecast for operating cost to $3.20-$4.20 boe from a previous range of $3.40-$123 from 2020 onwards.
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We expect Tesla to reach 10% OP margin and generate $3-5bn annual FCF from 2022 onwards, based on known products and capacities.
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In its current stage, the investigation will likely require the NRA to provide the FEC with its campaign finance records from 2016 onwards.
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This means that there is the possibility that China's imports recover somewhat in July, and perhaps by a greater margin from August onwards.
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The equipment, which will be deployed along with interceptor missile batteries, could also be turned against any potential threat from China from 2023 onwards.
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Roxy fully embraced the vanity of music videos from "Angel Eyes" onwards, parade after parade of models, cocktails, and suits all centered on Ferry.
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Euro zone members Greece, Portugal, Ireland, Spain and Cyprus all experienced sovereign debt crises to varying degrees and for various reasons from 2009 onwards.
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Country Garden has around CNY907.8bn of saleable resources for 2H99093 onwards, of which 24% are aimed at customers in Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Shanghai and Beijing.
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Poland has a history of Euroskepticism and was equivocal on joining the single currency even before the euro zone debt crisis of 2010 onwards.
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"Next year and onwards, we want to start to realize the potential of what we're building to eventually service millions of people" Ferguson said.
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That speech, influenced by his Socialist leanings and anti-capitalist protests and social upheaval from 123 onwards, is still dutifully cited by senior management.
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No one has the foggiest idea how the economy will perform from 2018 onwards, when the terms of the post-Brexit settlement become clearer.
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They recorded scenes of women working on pottery and of local celebrations, which began to be heavily frequented by tourists from the 1920s onwards.
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From 1996 onwards, the growth is huge and steady, climbing from 1.7 million hectares in 1996 to just over 180 million hectares in 2014.
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From the 1950s onwards Western governments and Islamists had a common foe: the pro-Soviet nationalist regimes that took power in the Middle East.
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As one of the largest economies in Europe, France has benefited from China's move to deploy capital outside its borders from the 1990s onwards.
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I've had to defend my liberal point of view from grade school onwards against people who were willing to whip my ass over it.
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The film ultimately feels like a belated and soulless attempt to cash in on the "YA" craze, from the Lemony Snicket-alike title onwards.
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"I think it was correct to reduce the amount purchased from January onwards ... I would have liked to see a clear exit," she added.
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"Good quality beans will come out of the bush from next month onwards if there is enough sun in the coming weeks," said Kouame.
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From 2004 onwards, however, in response to rising to gasoline prices, vehicle buyers shifted from SUVs to smaller car-based crossover-utility vehicles (CUVs).
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Very few migrants want to stay in the European Union's poorest state, preferring to journey onwards to wealthier EU countries like Germany and Sweden.
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"From 2019 onwards, we will be firmly embedding all-electric, battery-powered mobility in our core brands," Chief Executive Harald Krueger said on Thursday.
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As part of a new "Clean Maritime Plan" unveiled on Thursday, the government said ships ordered from 2025 onwards must have zero-emission capabilities.
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To the dismay of many, the local council has just announced plans to increase rent for market stallholders by 20 percent from April onwards.
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The airline also said it added 930 seats worth of capacity to scheduled flights between Florida and Atlanta, Georgia, where evacuees could connect onwards.
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It's kind of based on the Expanded Instrument System, which I've worked with since the 60s onwards, and which is continuing on its evolution.
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That left some issues maturing from 2038 onwards at their lowest since July and the 2043 bond at its lowest level since late August.
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It becomes clear at this point that Fugazzi has reimagined one of the common chestnuts of painting, from Romanticism onwards, the sky at sunset.
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Workers born before 1975 will not be impacted, and those born after that date will only subject to the new regime from 2025 onwards.
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Representatives from the U.K. are waving farewell this week, meaning that from Monday onwards there will be no British lawmakers in the European Parliament.
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Nicknamed khrushchyovka (after Nikita Khrushchev), these uniform blocks of prefabricated panels were built to house workers across the Soviet Union from the 1960s onwards.
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"We assume China's economic activity as well as commodity demand will recover from 2Q20 onwards," it said, referring to the second quarter of 2020.
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"Budget 1/8for the program 3/8 this year is the same as in 2019, but we have doubts regarding 2021 onwards," Petrucci said.
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"We assume China's economic activity as well as commodity demand will recover from 2Q20 onwards," it said, referring to the second quarter of 2020.
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Because of Cheniere's flexible destination clauses, buyers take the LNG and sell onwards to others or deliver it themselves to countries around the world.
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Because from the 20th century onwards, post-modernist, moral relativist, critical theory–espousing cultural Marxist nihilists began to seize control of society… The goal?
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