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"A notable change in the outlook," Yellen replied.

"What would cause the committee to consider a pause is a notable change in the outlook," she says.

She said a "notable change in the outlook," could cause the Fed to pause in the pace of its cuts.

He has led his conservative Popular Party toward a more modern and centrist outlook and achieved notable economic successes.

"So it's an enormous, still, contributor to global growth," he said, adding that it was notable that the IMF's outlook this month had not downgraded its forecast for China.

Wholly modern in conception and outlook, it is a notable addition to Yale's distinguished architectural landmarks and the embodiment of the business school of the 21st century.

The company also increased its outlook, which is especially notable given that it did so without the support of a new version of "Grand Theft Auto".

Enterprise RSS and Attention company Attensa has released version 2.0 of their plug-in for Outlook and there are a number of notable changes that have been made.

However with the notable exception of one individual, participants with a more positive future outlook did not hold this view because of advice they had received during healthcare; instead these were self-held beliefs.

Australian property group Westfield put UK projects on hold last spring, with the notable exception of a development at Stratford, in light of the deteriorating outlook for consumer spending.

He will release an updated budget outlook in mid-August, but it is unlikely to contain any notable new initiatives.