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Almost 85% of analysts agree with this.
In fact, even mainstream technology analysts agree.
Around 30% of analysts agree to this scenario.
As for the slowdown during the first quarter of 2015, the Fed andmost other analysts agree that it was temporary.
Most analysts agree- a blow to Syria will be launched.
Religious scholars canplay a key role in educating the public through sermons and fatwas, security analysts agree.
Military analysts agree that the forming of the Kosovo Army is possible.
Despite negative US GDP growth in the 1Q of 2015, the Fed andmost other analysts agree that it was temporary.
Of analysts agree with this point of view, as well as about 80% of indicators.
The economic situation in Serbia is difficult, but there is no threat of financial collapse like in the case of Greece andother countries affected by the debt crisis, economic analysts agree.
A majority of analysts agree that the Abkhaz army is not affected by corruption.
This issue has become a priority for natural-resource-endowed countries in the context of the recent commodity boom, which most analysts agree is the deepest and the broadest to date, as it has affected all commodity groups to varying degrees.
Approximately 70% analysts agree with them, expecting the pair to return to at least the level of 1.1080.
At the same time, the experience of the"East Asian miracle" countries shows clearly that a"minimalist State"approach is inadequate(even if motivated by past inadequacies of intervention): most analysts agree that an important factor in the success of these countries was the use of"enabling" State intervention to assist the private sector.
The analysts agree that the buzz about the elections is but political tactics, and there would be none.
Euro/dollar can not stay in calm on the eve of the ECB meeting on Thursday, although all analysts agree that the earliest possible date for the introduction of quantitative easing is the first quarter of 2015.
Analysts agree that Aristide has learned much in these two years of exile and political negotiations.
Much is written about the organizational disposition andstrength of Al-Qaida, but analysts agree that its influence has not declined over the last year, nor has its intention or ability to attack.
Most analysts agree that these adjustments are necessary and ought to occur in late 2004 or in 2005.
At the same time, 87% of the analysts agree that in the longer term, the pair should return to values above 1.0000.
Most analysts agree that Kim Jong-un attended Kim Il-sung University, a leading officer-training school in Pyongyang, from 2002 to 2007.
Indicators and almost 85% of analysts agree with this, believing that by mid-summer the pair should drop to 1.2550;
Analysts agree that the glut will retain its grip on prices till 2018 and the $70 level may be reached only in 2020.
Both sources within UNITA and external analysts agree that the UNITA organization inside Angola suffered severely after the loss late in 1999 of the remaining UNITA strongholds, in particular Andulo.
Now our analysts agree unanimously that this information is more… valuable than anything ever provided by Penkovsky.
In the case of Mexico andthe United States, most analysts agree that the implementation of the North American Free Trade Agreement(NAFTA) may result in higher migration pressures in Mexico over the short-to-medium term because of the dislocation of labour in small-scale agriculture.
Analysts agree that serious and consistent work is essential to ensure that extremists did not return to their former activity upon release.
Political leaders and analysts agree that the election of Serbian Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremic to the position of the UN General Assembly chair is a great success of the Serbian diplomacy which has increased Serbia's….
Analysts agree that the politicians who were at those positions simply cannot say that they knew nothing and cannot flee from responsibility.
However, most model and trend analysts agree that the global economy is on a path to roughly double, or even triple, its energy use and carbon dioxide emissions by 2050 unless decisive policy interventions are made soon.