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Meanings of financial muscle in inglés

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Usage of financial muscle in inglés
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Tottenham and Leeds both tried to flex their financial muscle.
The Guardian
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That amounts to using German taxpayers' superior financial muscle to skew Europe's level playing field.
Reuters
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Escaping a group with the financial muscle behind France, Norway and South Korea was impressive.
The Guardian
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Moody's made a similar threat, concerned about our financial muscle after the latest banking bailout.
The Irish Times
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Like Manchester City, PSG also have the financial muscle to compete in a bidding war.
The South African
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With its financial muscle, the Times was best placed to shake up the Goan market.
Behind the News: Voices from Goa's Press
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It's a pity renewables can't get that financial muscle.
The Guardian
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The idea is that governments free up land while agri-businesses bring expertise, technology and financial muscle.
BBC
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Yet PSG's extraordinary financial muscle under their Qatari owners completely shifted the goalposts for the youngster.
Reuters
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Investors are increasingly using their financial muscle to reward those at the forefront of that transition.
Reuters
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But Uber's financial muscle is allowing it to wage extensive PR campaigns and hire influential lobbyists.
The Guardian
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It is also an expression of financial muscle.
The Guardian
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In the past year, CPT seems to be fighting back against the supposed financial muscle of Jozi.
The South African
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Russia's year began with a spectacular display of sporting prowess, organisational ability and, above all, financial muscle.
The Irish Times
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And they'll need more than sheer bloody-mindedness to achieve it in a division packed with financial muscle.
The South African
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Still, the Green party lacks financial muscle to compete with Serra's and Rousseff's alliances of larger parties.
Reuters
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Financial muscle across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common