Some of these wars are the result of a geopolitical shaking-out after the cold war, and so might be expected to abate.

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Japan's stock market continued to rise on a wave of enthusiasm for the Bank of Japan's aggressive new approach to shaking the world's third-largest economy out of its two decade slump.

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The big home improvement retailer has just begun to win some success shaking its stock price out of the doldrums--perhaps just in time to scare off Eddie Lampert or another potential suitor with designs on taking the company private.

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When I was over at the Hillcrest school -- Buddy and I were over there a few minutes ago -- I was shaking hands with all these little kids out there.

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Beekeepers, meantime, are shaking out their white cotton coveralls, netted veils and gauntlet-style gloves.

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Rather than confronting these attitudes, and shaking the French out of their comfort zone, the two front-runners are pandering to popular reflexes.

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Mr Huizenga, who has already made two fortunes by shaking up video shops and the waste-management industry, instantly claimed his remarks were taken out of context.

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When he was 19 years old, Grady worshipped Michael Milken and his junk-debt revolution and dropped out of New York's Pace University with dreams of shaking up the venture capital business.

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