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powers

[pou-erz] / ˈpaʊ ərz /


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They have formed their own regional bloc, and have pivoted towards Russia after relations with other West African states and Western powers became strained.

From BBC

Modi has a $81 price target for the stock, while Powers recently raised his outlook to $84.

From Barron's

Despite pockets of cost pressure and reinvestment plans, Monster’s earnings growth should persevere thanks to its improving supply chain efficiencies, wrote Deutsche Bank’s Steve Powers.

From Barron's

Although the home secretary has powers to strip a dual national of their citizenship if it is deemed not to be "conducive to the public good", in practice this has typically been used in cases linked to terrorism or serious organised crime where someone is deemed a national security threat.

From BBC

Blair, who backed the setting up of the assembly in 1997, agreed with a proposal for limited law-making powers for Cardiff Bay politicians.

From BBC