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Significats de curbing en anglès

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An edge between a sidewalk and a roadway consisting of a line of curbstones (usually forming part of a gutter)

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Ús de curbing en anglès
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It is far too easy to blame 'special events' for curbing growth.
The Irish Times
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High prices are curbing fuel use in Europe and the United States.
Reuters
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Aid agencies said curbing emissions was key to preventing climate-change related disasters.
Reuters
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Opposition figures say they fear the Council could issue laws curbing freedoms.
Reuters
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The latest idea on curbing house prices might be missing the mark.
Radio NZ
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National questions Labour's ability to build so many houses while curbing immigration.
Reuters
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It also announced changes to a law aimed at curbing illegal file-sharing.
The Irish Times
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Trump has lauded the Mexican government for curbing flows since the deal.
Reuters
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The second would be to contribute towards curbing wealth inequality, albeit imperfectly.
The South African
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Esat Digifone says it also now runs a system for curbing fraud.
The Irish Times
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In Tunisia similar repression occurred under the guise of curbing the Islamists.
The Guardian
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After Germany's initial success in curbing the pandemic, infections are rising again.
Reuters
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The pace of job growth will likewise slow down, curbing consumer spending.
Reuters
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Apparently the Legislature bore him no ill will for his curbing hand.
The Henchman
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In other words, Wall Street is finally curbing its enthusiasm for Google.
Wired
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As imports became more expensive, inflation started to rise, curbing household spending.
Reuters
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Curbing a través del temps
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