Indeed, primary-market overdrive this week is leading many participants to temper expectations for May issuance volume after many issuers were determined to have pulled funding plans forward to exploit the all-time lows in borrowing costs.
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So long after the social firestorms have faded away, the unanswered questions about the affected brands will lurk, subtly influencing stakeholder decisions as they await evident reactivation by the next crisis (or temper enthusiasm for a positive news bit).
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So the government needs to temper its enthusiasm for universal child care and working mothers.
He sauntered around the campaign office in his Texas boots, cracking jokes in his tequila-sharp twang and earning a reputation for temper.
Investors too might temper their enthusiasm for tracking stocks, by giving some thought to how they might perform in a sharply falling market.
It is Victorian parlour melodrama to its big sibling's Five Points swagger (but the working fireplaces, huge baths and windows that can be flung open temper the need for smelling salts).
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Known for an explosive temper that was often directed at umpires, Weaver will be remembered as a larger-than-life figure.
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Known for his frequent temper tantrums and arguments with referees, John McEnroe won seven Grand Slam singles titles, was part of five U.S. Davis Cup winning teams, and held the Number One world ranking for four straight years (1981-1984).
Adil and his wife, Umm Zainab (who is along for the trip as Adil's temper pacifier and ad-hoc sound girl) -- would head for Makkah, as they were doing the Hajj themselves as pilgrims and wanted to perform their "umrah" in the city before the crowds got in.
Instead, politicians and drivers will have to wait for high prices to temper demand and stimulate extra supply.
And his extended soliloquies are also a way for him to mock his reputation, well deserved, according to accounts of some of his Senate colleagues over the years, for having an explosive temper.
It remains to be seen whether Russia will also now temper its support in the Security Council for lifting sanctions on Iraq.
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She said that while there was nothing wrong with scrutinising the system, it was not helpful to have such wrangling and ill-temper between politicians, including a call for Health Minister Michael McGimpsey to stand down.
We also temper some of our enterprise and printing assumptions for the risk that the global economic environment further deteriorates.
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Temper your communication if it is too aggressive for your workplace culture.
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His wife says the nightmarish experience gave her husband a love for life and not the bad temper that has been alleged in recent news reports.
We have one of the greatest coaches of all-time in Bobby Knight fired by Indiana some dozen years ago for his inability to control his temper with students.
After leaving them alone, arguably for too long, it needs to temper their tax privileges cautiously.
For all the talk of his supposed temper and indiscipline, his last red card in a United shirt came almost four years ago.
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It has been a long time since Republicans showed a fighting temper of this kind, unyielding in its contempt for what the choice of a Hagel represents about core values like the national defense, our stance regarding the most dangerous of our enemies in the world.
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And so what we did--I mean, for the first few months we tried to temper it.
All of those are grounds for, I think, real reservations to temper the enthusiasm about what seems to be the end of the Gaddafi regime.
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And this March, Kennedy's temper got the best of him when -- rushing for a plane at Los Angeles International Airport after a fund-raising event -- he shoved a security guard who told him his carry-on bag was too large.
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Murray's volatile temper showed itself once again when he was given a code violation for foul language during the first-set tie-break.
He was actually kind of a terrible person: insulting employees, taking credit for ideas not his own, and having a celebrated temper.
The idea, Wiener says, is that the Growth option will have the lowest payout but will provide the greatest opportunity for capital appreciation, while the Moderate Growth option will temper growth and produce a higher payout.
There are still rumblings in the Pakistan camp about Stuart Broad's flash of ill temper at Edgbaston to the extent that he is now being blamed for causing the fracture to Zulqarnain Haider's finger that has forced the characterful wicketkeeper to return home.
"The temper tantrums, the destroying the set, I've been training for this my whole career, " he says.
He rarely loses his temper, and, when he does, it often seems to be for strategic reasons rather than out of exasperation.
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