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These measures are used to calibrate whether policy is loose, neutral or too tight.

Service personnel were thrown from their horses and the animals ran loose, smashing into vehicles, including a double-decker bus, resulting in a number of injuries.

As a child, Lisa Su opened up her brother’s remote-controlled car when it broke, and, as she tells it, identified a loose wire connection and taught herself how to repair the toy.

In Japan, the yen is under pressure on bets that the new leader of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party Sanae Takaichi will pursue loose fiscal and monetary policy.

“He looked like a literal man amongst boys, like someone had let a wild animal loose,” Alexander says.