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However, the Alabama teams began to falter after that.

The United States and its allies have sought to assist Yemen before, only for interest to falter after initial gains.

Some investors have said the planned sale may falter after a previous failure in December on a lack of investor interest.

The index launched several attempts at 6,000 only to falter after getting to within five points on two occasions.

The Ifo data eased some concerns that Germany's recovery could falter after growth slowed to close to zero in the final quarter of 2009.

This is worrying news for Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, whose efforts at ridding Japan of entrenched deflation are beginning to falter after showing initial promise.

North Korea said on Saturday its resolve to give up its nuclear programmes may falter after talks with the United States in Pyongyang, contradicting U(...)

He was activated June 26 and faltered after a brief spurt.

Minnesota has faltered after a strong start to the season.

This monosyllable he faltered after a long while, and after a very big effort.

But rescue efforts faltered after U.S fund BlackRock last month dropped a possible bid for Carige.

European stocks faltered after reaching the highest level in almost a year, as banks dragged indexes lower.

Retail demand faltered after Diwali and could remain weak unless prices correct significantly, the bank dealer said.

Ambac faltered after it began chasing higher profits by expanding beyond municipal bond insurance and insuring riskier debt.

His campaign faltered after accusations that he harassed several women and had an affair with an Atlanta businesswoman.

Early expectations that this would be Ireland's first climate crisis general election faltered after bread-and-butter issues dominated the campaign.