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It cut interest rates to zero and took monetary policy far into uncharted territory: buying bonds with newly printed money and committing to keep interest rates near zero for years to come.Barack Obama and Congress have also piled on responsibilities.
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It is not until Part 14, when the Endeavour runs aground on the Great Barrier Reef in uncharted waters far from any land, that the story reaches high drama.
The French public's fascination with the Bruni-Sarkozy relationship has catapulted celebrity love affairs into an uncharted universe far beyond that of the philosopher and his film star wife.
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It lets me know that I'm doing something right, that we've been able to cross into uncharted territory as far as our career goes.
This despite the fact that since 1945 Britain, like other European states, has entered uncharted territory as far as religion is concerned.
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As I say though, aside from bowling, where the announcement of what we know as a gallon (100 runs) is almost always greeted with a ribald cheer from the spectators (at Lord's, poor Tim Southee joined a pretty exclusive club of Test pace bowlers who have conceded a gallon in both innings of a Test), most of this is uncharted territory as far as I am concerned.
