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That means it could make a
dent
by
summer 2012 so long as it is passed this year.
2
Sugar yields, meanwhile, are also likely to be
dented
by
ageing cane.
3
Sentiment may be
dented
by
signs of tensions in the Korean peninsula.
4
Its insurance operations rose 26 percent, slightly
dented
by
the weaker dollar.
5
Meanwhile, Asian stocks on Tuesday were
dented
by
U.S.-China trade frictions.
6
Trust in news has been
dented
by
a surge in 'fake news' online.
7
Their metal fittings were
dented
by
projectiles, their wind-shields broken by star-shaped holes.
8
However, Malaysian shares edged lower,
dented
by
heavy losses in healthcare and energy sectors.
9
Malaysian shares extended declines to a third session,
dented
by
consumer and telco sectors.
10
Netanyahu's standing has been
dented
by
an indictment on corruption charges that he denies.
11
It had once been
dented
by
the blow that had cost Doomhammer his life.
12
Traders said sentiment was also
dented
by
growing diplomatic tensions between Western countries and Russia.
13
However, the Philippine benchmark index slipped,
dented
by
losses in financials and real estate stocks.
14
Anaya's campaign momentum has been
dented
by
allegations of financial wrongdoing, an accusation he denies.
15
Insurer Standard Life saw first-half profits
dented
by
a drop in sales of fixed-rate annuities.
16
The Indonesian benchmark also closed lower,
dented
by
financials.