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Losses of even a few thousand sergeants, petty officers and experienced mid-grade officers, when we are trying to expand the Army and Marine Corps, could be crippling.
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All countries that have defaulted since the mid-1970s had their grade cut to junk by ratings agencies at least a year beforehand.
ECONOMIST: Credit-rating agencies
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Here are several mid-caps that make the grade with the guru strategies I use to pinpoint promising investments.
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And tackling it would entail limiting the share of candidates allowed to get each grade, as happened until the mid-1980s.
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Since the mid-1990s, the proportion of 12th-grade pupils who believe smoking a packet or two of cigarettes a day carries a great risk has risen by about ten percentage points.
ECONOMIST: But efforts to warn people off drugs are still too timid
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Likewise, the neighboring 559 units of Golden Lane Estate built in 1963 by the same architects, also Grade II though less costly, are eagerly snapped up by mid century design purists.
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In mid-1997, for instance, companies whose debt was only just investment-grade paid a mere 0.2 percentage points more to borrow long-term than did the most creditworthy Japanese firms, according to the Bank of Japan.
ECONOMIST: Small Japanese companies
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In the mid-1990s individual loans looked appealing to investors, but their ratings (often below investment grade) made them too risky for conservative types.
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