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The steady confidence the Dodgers had been building with their bullpen previously, was shattered in a way that won’t be easy to repair.

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Still, reliance on imports and meat packers' buying power persist, Mr Bullard said, meaning ranchers "lack confidence in the integrity of the marketplace" and remain reluctant to grow their herds.

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Both leaders expressed confidence that they could get the trade relationship back on track.

As Leeds grew in confidence, the visitors appeared drained and only came back into the contest too late to eke out a point.

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A loss of confidence would cause bond prices to tank and long-term interest rates to rise, as has happened to other countries and has even happened in the U.S. more than a few times.

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