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It scaled back its growth forecasts for many leading economies and urged central banks to keep interest rates stable and low to stem further damage.

To stem further customer losses, Mr. Hesse said Sprint would begin offering a service plan that gives customers unlimited calls, text messages, Web access and G.P.S. navigation on their mobile phones.

The BT Group, which lost 350,000 fixed-line phone customers to rivals last quarter, cut the price of calls over the Internet to stem further defections to online telephone companies like Skype Technologies.

Two days after a violent clash between two rival groups outside an Upper East Side construction site, Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly said yesterday that he was taking aggressive action to stem further violence.

Ahead of the meeting, the cartel's members appeared deeply split, with one camp, led by Iran and Venezuela, advocating reductions in output to stem further price declines, and another, led by Saudi Arabia, wishing to allow prices to fall further.

In Idaho, where the Republican governor, Dirk Kempthorne, has proposed a tax increase to stem further cuts, towns have held bake sales and auctions to keep teachers on staff.

So BT sees the investment in soccer as essential to stemming further losses.

Michael Moyer, executive director of the National Wrestling Coaches Association, whose lawsuit against the Department of Education over Title IX prompted creation of the panel eight months ago, called the recommendations "a great first step" that would "certainly stem further loss of programs".

But the ministry has acknowledged local abuses of the "green passage" policy and issued at least two directives since December aimed at stemming further problems.

So it may be that sales of Android-based Nokia devices helped stem further losses in Smart Devices.

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