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"All efforts should be exerted again to find a solution to the problems and to minimize the damages that have already been big enough.
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The sentiments of attachment to our "whole country," which formerly characterized it as a journal, will again find expression in its columns, and whatever influence it may have for the restoration of the national authority will be exerted.
She lifts the lid and a cloud of spores floats out like smoke, never to be contained again, no matter how much money is spent and how much effort is exerted to clean it up.
"Every effort is being exerted to restore public order".
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Considerable effort was exerted to minimize suffering.
Hence, these price dynamics also suggest that EU sugar producers might again be exerting remarkable market power, keeping in mind that price dynamics on the EU market mainly derive from the evolution of market fundamentals, which can be influenced by policy decisions taken by the European Commission.
The encampment seems to be exerting pressure on the port.
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