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Apple's quarterly earnings, just announced, have been the subject of speculation reaching into hysteria and chicanery.

Mr. Barnes confirmed that several North African projects in the pipeline that have not yet been announced have been slowed or stopped.

Investors, after a euphoric reaction when the deal was announced, have been pounding the shares of both banks, in part because of uncertainty over cost reductions.

The Global Exchange report concludes, however, that the projects Knight announced have been of 'little benefit to Nike workers' or 'have helped only a tiny minority, or else have no relevance to Nike factories at all'.

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Singing "Happy Birthday," McEwan announced, had been forbidden, since he hates the tune.

Mr. Brown, the university announced, has been named N.Y.U.'s inaugural "distinguished global leader in residence".

Some of what Mr Jenkins announced has been forced on him.

The war, they had boldly announced, had been about the triumph of their emancipation over a slaveholders' republic.

One of the most common scams since the pension freedoms were announced has been overseas investment opportunities.

One of the most common scams since the pension freedoms were announced has been investment opportunities abroad.

"The experiment," he announced, "has been an overwhelming success".

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