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Pushing much of the stimulus spending off until this year made that less of a problem.

Many now believe that Europe's decision to create a common currency ended up pushing much of the Continent further behind.

Merrill is now pushing much of the cash held by its stockbroking clients into accounts in its ILC.

Mr. North has called for the city to soften the blow to the budget by pushing much of the increased pension cost into the future, by spreading the increased liability out over 22 years.

Along with the older evangelists, Pat Robertson, Jim Bakker, James Robison, Jerry Falwell, and others bought up most of the public-service time on Sunday-morning TV, pushing much of the main-line religious programming off the air and making television evangelism a big business for the first time.

With these two groups pushing much of the parliamentary agenda, the GNC has been productive in only two areas — passing laws that undermine the basic rights so many fought and died for, and expanding their own authority and impunity.

A debt crisis has pushed much of Europe into recession.

The debt crisis in Europe has pushed much of the region into recession.

One part of the bill would push much of the buying and selling of derivatives onto clearinghouses, forcing banks to put up collateral against each trade.

It has pushed much of the burden on to states and cities, whose efforts are scrutinised much more closely by taxpayers and the media.

The makers have pushed much of their intellectual property away to the first tier of component suppliers, which have taken physical assets along with the necessary skills.