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Nor need it always imply a tighter fiscal policy.
ECONOMIST: Fiscal flexibility | The
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His last name is never mentioned, nor does it need to be for the ad's target demographic.
NPR: Slate's Ad Report Card: Sir McCartney's Fidelity Ads
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Nor does it need the fund's stamp of approval to borrow at a decent price in international markets.
BBC: The IMF, the AAA and all that
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Nor did the Fed expect that it would need to use unconventional methods to continue easing after hitting the zero-bound, which is perhaps why it was years late in moving to the open-ended quantitative-easing policy adopted last year.
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Nor is it clear that the weakening of cabinet government need be permanent.
ECONOMIST: Governing Britain
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The organisers have not stated how much the mission will cost nor how much they need to raise, saying only that it is much cheaper than one would imagine a Mars mission to be.
BBC: US private sector hopes to send older couple to Mars
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Nor does it have the small, efficient engines it would need to power them.
FORBES: Chery Picking
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Such a reform would not eliminate the need for serious spending cuts, of course, nor would it take tax increases off the table.
FORBES: Government Spending in Disguise
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Unlike days of old, Washington doesn't need piles of gold, nor does the government need to promise to exchange gold at a fixed rate for dollars, as it did under the traditional gold standard.
FORBES: Hamilton Got It Right--Why Can't We
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It wasn't the time-consuming graphics that took the greatest toll, nor the need to re-record a lot of the dialogue.
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Perhaps what we need is not a Tea Party so much as an IT Party, which is neither Republican nor Democrat.
FORBES: We Can All Support an IT Party
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It is often argued that neither the level of household debt nor the lofty level of house prices need be a problem, so long as interest rates do not rise significantly.
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