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to longer-term
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Comparative of long-term
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And Fletcher points to longer-term problems.
The unit switched to longer-term borrowing instead.
That means increased costs due to longer-term treatment.
That will require savers to switch to longer-term instruments.
Experts advise sticking to longer-term TIPS amid the recent monthly C.P.I. declines.
And the direct deliveries develop relationships that lead to longer-term contracts, executives said.
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As such we remain mid-to-longer term buyers of Premier but appreciate that they may underperform in the very short term.
The government is engaged in making short-term savings that lead to longer term costs that are much higher.
The film explores why it is important that protesters stay non-violent, and how this leads to longer term gains.
In the medium to longer term however, extra supply from other countries will tend to make up the shortfall.
As a leading shipbroker, Clarksons remains in an excellent position to capitalise on recovering shipping and capital markets in the medium to longer term.
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