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Any further tightening is expected to come at a measured pace, with the BOJ carefully assessing how the economy, including lending activity, reacts to interest rates that the nation hasn’t experienced for decades.

From The Wall Street Journal

For Western navies the improvements come at an opportune time, after China built the world’s largest surface naval fleet and its own large autonomous underwater vehicles.

From The Wall Street Journal

The talks in Berlin come at a crucial time for Ukraine, which is enduring its fourth winter of war amid sustained power cuts caused by Russia's attacks on its energy facilities.

From BBC

His three wickets have come at a cost of 78 runs each and two of them were taken when the second Test was as good as over.

From BBC

Bashir's 68 wickets in 19 Tests have come at an average of 39, and in May he became the youngest England bowler to reach 50 wickets.

From BBC