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Sales are thus likely to be far more transparent than in the past, to help dampen nationalist complaints.Decentralisation will also change the way foreign investors bargain.
Today's communique, like one released Saturday, praised the United States decision last week to tap its substantial strategic oil reserves to help dampen prices.
The Clinton administration's decision on Friday to tap the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to help dampen oil prices won praise in the communique.
Economists said that although productivity growth slowed in the third quarter, the gains were still strong enough to reassure policy makers at the Federal Reserve that increasing worker efficiency was continuing to help dampen inflation.
Keep crying out Petrodollar power It's democracy, stupid Keep on cutting Reprints Related items Sudan: Glittering towers in a war zoneDec 7th 2006Where foreigners should not fear to treadContrary to Mr Bashir's assertions, foreigners and a lot more of them are sorely needed to help dampen the conflict in the west and maintain the peace in the south.
Obama's speech seemed to help dampen the controversy.
Perhaps it matters whether we come face to face with the people we're judging, where a happy mood may help dampen our fear response to unfamiliar faces.
While trade cannot resolve everything, a vision to develop this isolated region would help dampen broader complex and divisive issues.
While macroeconomic policy can help dampen the pass-through from food to other items, it can do little to counter the fundamental source of these pressures.
They think the message will help dampen criticism that the Tories' efforts to balance the nation's books after the financial crisis have created greater inequality.
Long-term exposure can cause hormonal imbalances as well as mental-health problems.Roadside barriers can help dampen the racket, but they are expensive up to $600,000 per kilometre and they often serve as magnets for graffiti.
