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But much of it stems from investors steering clear of a sector overshadowed by politics.

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Khrenin told the officers “dialogue was improving” with the U.S., adding that the wargames had been overshadowed by “various insinuations” that they could be cover for something more sinister.

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Politics are overshadowing the start to the fourth quarter—we have a government shutdown, a new way for consumers to buy drugs, and a spate of fresh tariffs.

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This year may be somewhat overshadowed by the campaign from the White House.

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Just as the run up to the 1979 general election was overshadowed by economic turmoil and decline, so it will be in 2029, claimed the veteran Tory MP.

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