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This time, the company is emphasizing that it has learned to minimize damage by pulling promotional and cost-saving levers.

But a statement that the commission of inquiry released later in Geneva qualified Ms. Del Ponte's assertions, emphasizing "that it has not reached conclusive findings as to the use of chemical weapons in Syria by any parties to the conflict".

The antagonism doesn't play to BCH's long-term adoption". Some analysts focused more on the broader digital currency market, emphasizing that it has been encountering some headwinds lately.

"Ethereum is currently the most promising blockchain," said Mati Greenspan, senior market analyst for social trading platform eToro, emphasizing that it has "by far the most projects being developed on it". The Ethereum platform has "3x more transactions than bitcoin," noted Marius Rupsys, a figure that shows its popularity.

His board is merely a temporary means of getting the building built and spending the acquisitions fund efficiently, he says, emphasizing that it has nothing to do with museum operations.

While Ms. Merkel gave her approval to the E.C.B.'s bond-buying plan, stressing the independence of the bank and emphasizing that it had acted within its mandate, she faces unrest within her governing coalition.

"We're going to forget that issue," the chief said of the tarot card disclosure, even while emphasizing that it had caused some undisclosed adjustments in investigators' plans.

It repeated that sentiment today, emphasizing that it had maintained a cease-fire since 1997, and saying actions by the British and Irish governments "could provide a political context with the potential to remove the causes of conflict".

Saikawa repeatedly questioned Ghosn's legacy and the conventional narrative of Nissan's turnaround, emphasizing that it had been due to the work of many employees and their families, not the heroic efforts of any individual.

After it won elections in 2006, the incoming Hamas administration wrote to former US President George W. Bush, expressing its willingness to accept "a Palestinian state in the 1967 borders" in the context of an extended ceasefire, and to the Middle East Quartet, emphasizing that it had been elected to pursue "a negotiated settlement with Israel".

In its response on Wednesday, the company emphasized that it has twice as many stores as Jos. A. Bank and that it had reported 13 consecutive quarters of growth in same-store sales in its core stores; by contrast, its competitor has reported three straight quarters of declining revenue.