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A popular, plain-speaking mayor enters the week talked up as a future leader — and is doing little to dampen that speculation himself.

From BBC

The companies' struggles reflect the challenges for European manufacturers, who are faced with intense competition from Chinese rivals and a slowing economy that's dampening demand for luxury cars.

From BBC

However, Next expects sales growth to slow sharply due the economy outlook and dampened consumer spending.

From BBC

Kilmeade’s apology may dampen calls for his removal, but critics say the incident underscores the need for more responsible rhetoric from media figures with large platforms.

From Salon

Many younger voters have told the BBC that these continuous problems have dampened enthusiasm for the elections.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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