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So far, Europe has been averse to taking permanent losses on government bonds.

His sister, Kelley, 11, says she has been averse to planes.

The program requires approval from Florida's Republican-dominated Legislature, which has been averse to expanding Medicaid under the health care law.

And to date the Bush administration, which has no stake in showing that good government is possible, has been averse to investigating itself.

The central bank, though, has been averse to what it sees as too much easing, and has been keen to assert its independence from the Japanese government, adding some uncertainty to how effective the intervention will be.

Kudlow is described by White House officials as someone who clicks with the president personally and politically, although Kudlow has been averse to Trump's hard-line approach to trade policy.

More worrisome, companies have been averse to start raising wages despite a rebound in their profits, a reluctance that Mr. Abe has taken to complaining loudly about.

Japanese households have plenty of savings, but for years they have been averse to risk, keeping their savings in low-yielding yen.

Investors have been averse to the Group's M&A activity in our view as it does not conform to the predictable pattern best-liked by retail-followers.

For centuries it was part of the rich fishing grounds of West Cork's O'Driscoll clan, and the locals would not have been averse to the odd shipwreck giving them an opportunity for plunder.

Historically, Americans have been averse to translational investments for fear of "picking winners and losers". But other free-market economies have been able to pick winners and make these investments in fair, unbiased ways that demonstrably boost competitiveness.