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[kuhm-bahynd] / kəmˈbaɪnd /
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Experts say that the economic hardship caused by the war combined with a lack of enforcement has encouraged logging.

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Meanwhile, a slew of strong US figures this week -- combined with a forecast-beating jobs report last week -- suggested the Fed might not need to cut rates any time soon.

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The body, which represents the recorded music industry worldwide, noted Swift had now won its top annual artist prize as many times as all other artists combined over the past 10 years.

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No matter who winds up buying Warner, the new combined streamer will still trail YouTube in the U.S., even in the living room.

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He puts the combined value of the teams at around $14 billion.

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