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But other Chinese commentators caution that Trump, with his hilarious commentary and extensive financial resources, might end up surprising people.

The younger Mr. Salazar, whose positions make him more of a Southern-style Democrat, defeated Pete Coors, a Republican aided in no small measure by name recognition (his family's brewing company) and extensive financial resources.

The central bank also has extensive financial resources and does not need an act of Parliament to deploy them — though it took pains to avoid the appearance that it was printing money.

And supported by the extensive financial resources of Hutchison and the technical expertise of NTT DoCoMo, Hutchison 3G will be a formidable bidder for the licenses scheduled to be auctioned at the end of the month in Germany and later in France and Belgium.

Still, Mr. Coffee and other lawyers said that the Attorney General's effort to force the companies to put up a bond of $2 billion each was "dubious". Given the extensive financial resources of the companies, they said, there was no reason to require companies to put up such money as security in the event that the court awarded damages.

Cassandra seeks to understand the distinct financial needs of our members in order to help provide extensive financial resources.

A new financial literacy initiative, a collaboration between the MIT Office for the Dean of Graduate Education (ODGE, MIT Student Financial ServicesSFSSFS), and MIT Federal Credit Union (FCU), includes access to an online portal with extensive financial literacy resources free to every MIT community member and a series of coordinated financial literacy workshops to begin this fall.

Where opening a new clinic may be extremely difficult for a national organization like Planned Parenthood, with its extensive financial and political resources, it is almost impossible for independent abortion providers, who have far less capital and lobbying power.

Systems of intelligence, similar to productized analytics, offer companies at various levels of technological sophistication ready-to-use tools to help grow and improve their business — tools that were once only available to companies with extensive engineering or financial resources.

Dr Lauren Rosewarne, a senior lecturer in Melbourne University's School of Social and Political Sciences, tells VICE, "Women are expected to devote extensive energies and financial resources into beauty labour, but for men to do so is considered vain, if not feminising".

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