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The regulation, which prevents banks from speculating for their own profits with money that is effectively backed by taxpayers, is deeply unpopular with the banks.

Being effectively backed by the full faith and credit of the government is a great help; it lowers a bank's financing costs because it reduces the risk to creditors.

Now it appears to be the first of Syria's large cities to be effectively back in the hands of the regime.

In the end, the designers decided that cut-out letters would work best for rubbings and could be effectively back-lit at night.

Now, with a new commissioner at the helm, we are effectively back at or near square one.

In fact, 2016 incomes are effectively back to where they were at their all-time peak in 1999, when they hit $58,665.

Yet so utterly at home is Peter Greenaway in his pretensions that the ball is effectively lobbed back into our court, forcing us to either pierce his films' surface fripperies or walk away in bafflement and disgust.

This means the English border is effectively pushed back to France and migrants and refugees trying to reach Britain remain stuck in a no-man's land at make-shift camps in Calais and on France's northern coast.

With those profits still offshore, G.E. is effectively getting money back.

But I don't think it's going to be enough against another man driven by his own destiny on what is effectively his own back lawn.

But because TAG Air, Inc., Trump's own company, runs his jet, the government money is effectively plopping right back into Trump's bank account.