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And as midterm elections near, members of Congress who have approved ever-increasing sanctions may hesitate at voting to end the chokehold on the Iranian economy, starting with the steps that have halved its oil revenue.

Opponents also argue that the IMF rescues international bankers who have made bad loans, thereby encouraging them to approve ever riskier international investments.

Despite considerable press commentary after the election, the matter was never investigated fully," emboldening the Nixon campaign to approve ever more ambitious schemes in 1972, which would lead to Nixon's resignation.

It also blamed firms' own remuneration committees - which set pay - for approving "ever more complicated and opaque pay packages".

In the short run OPEC might not even mind; cheaper oil keeps ethanol from grabbing more market share in the U.S. by dis-incentivizing politicians from approving ever higher blends of ethanol in gasoline.

But Long Islanders have proudly embraced their ever-more-expensive schools for years, approving ever-higher budgets and ever-soaring official salaries.

the bug was fixed 24 hours after 1.0 went live and we have been waiting for apple to approve it ever since.

Before an antibiotic is ever approved for use in animals, it must go through a rigorous Food and Drug Administration FDAapprovalval process.

It is the largest development the agency has ever approved.

But it was far more than Congress had ever approved before.

It remains hard to believe that anyone at Ballet Theater ever approved them.