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But some brokers questioned whether the accounts would still be profitable to the firm and some wondered why the firm was backtracking on its longstanding position that it is not a bank.

His plan envisions persuading Pakistan to stop focusing military resources on its longstanding enemy, India, so it can concentrate more on battling insurgents in its lawless tribal regions.

Appleby declined to comment on its longstanding relationship with the holding company of FBME Bank, which ended in December 2015.

"The service continues to recognize that many taxpayers and their investors have relied on its longstanding ruling practice to make investments," its announcement said.

Mrs. Clinton told the committee that "M.E.K. cooperation in the successful and peaceful closure of Camp Ashraf" will be "a key factor in any decision" on its longstanding request that the State Department lift its terrorist designation.

And the country remains content to rely on its longstanding military alliance with the United States, which has 45,000 troops in Japan, to help defend its borders and provide stability to the region.

The New York Psychoanalytic Society and Institute mourns the loss, on February 15th 2008, of its longstanding and esteemed member Peter B. Neubauer, M.D. Dr. Neubauer's outstanding contributions to psychoanalysis, both his clinical work with children and adults, and his research on child development have been recognized throughout the world.

It must carry on with its longstanding efforts to rebalance its own economy, which has depended far too much for too long on exports and fixed-asset investment, and too little on domestic consumption.

Three years ago, for example, it added two sources for the Hot 100 in addition to its longstanding reliance on sales and airplay: AOL and Yahoo's streaming services.

But what else can't we get in the U.S.? Yesterday, an Italian wire service reported that the USDA is planning on lifting its longstanding ban on the import of cured Italian meats made outside of big, USDA-inspected factories.

Labour's debate on renewing Trident is likely to mirror a hugely divisive debate at the SNP's conference in 2012 on reversing its longstanding opposition to Nato membership, while still opposing nuclear weapons.