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The company has also told dealers in the region that it will extend interest-free loans to finance repairs and other reconstruction work at their dealerships, though it has stopped short of offering direct financial assistance.

But since last week, when Israel killed the Hamas leader, Sheik Ahmed Yassin, the Islamic movement has issued bitter denunciations of the United States, though it has stopped short of saying it will strike at American targets.

Bale's talent is to make the game look suddenly as though it has stopped, a rugby league-ish ability to see a gap and slingshot through it, all power and balance and purity of movement, seeing a running lane the way others can see a channel for a pass.

But this was hardly the first time the Japanese government has acknowledged the issue, which dates to the early 1990's: It has spent hundreds of billions of dollars bailing out banks, though it has stopped short of closing insolvent banks and selling the real estate they hold.

Scientific results from these ADEOS data sets are not sufficient now, but it is certified that ADEOS will largely contribute to better understanding of global changes though it has stopped after 9 months operation.

For a time people liked to announce that feminism had failed, as though the project of overturning millennia of social arrangements should achieve its final victories in a few decades, or as though it had stopped.

By 4 p.m., though, it had stopped, and the cloud cover had begun to thin.

Nevertheless, the F.T.C. says robocalls are its most persistent problem, generating roughly 200,000 consumer complaints each month, even though the agency says it has stopped many of the businesses responsible for the billions of robocalls made each year.

Lately, though, I've stopped feeling hungry at all.

BACK IN THE SADDLE I've been riding my whole life, though I had stopped from college onward till about 35 or 40.

Up to 10 proofs a week wriggle through my letterbox from editors and publishers (even though I've stopped blurbing), and occasionally there's a well-chosen diamond.