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This fact gives reason to expect a decrease in quotations to 0.7500 and 0.7400.
Sadly, the United States once again gives reason to doubt its ability to negotiate.
It gives reason to think that the White-Stoned City existed long before 1147.
The nature of the process that has now begun in South Africa gives reason for optimism.
This fact gives reason for continued growth with nearest objectives at 46,30 and 47,00.
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The debate on these provisions in parliament gives reason to hope that they will soon enter into force.
This gives reason to hope that the WGWAP process will prove resilient in the face of future challenges.
Downward momentum is strong enough, which gives reason to expect the price decline to the level of 0.7700.
This gives reason to believe that the implementation of the provisions of the Plan of Action will be rather effective.
The human rights situation in various regions of the former Yugoslavia gives reason for serious concern.
Fixing the price below 0.9220 gives reason to expect continuation of falling to 0.9100 and 0.9000.
Recently quotations has broken through the lower boundary of the local rising channel, which gives reason to expect a change in trend.
This inaction gives reason to the Belarusian authorities to regard it as an endorsement of their illegal and violent actions.
The amplitude of price fluctuations is steadily declining, which gives reason to expect a strong price movement in the near future.
His show program gives reason to say that the number of tourists will increase unambiguously",- said S. STRELBITSKAIA.
The success at the EURO was followed by a strong, yet a bit unlucky Confed Cup participation that gives reason to hope for more.
Trade deficit also steadily reduced, which gives reason to expect an increase of quotations in the near future.
All this gives reason to believe that the Deir ez-Zor events and developments in south-western Syria are interrelated.
Continuous price consolidation near the psychologically important level gives reason to expect strong price movements in the near future.
According to many experts, this gives reason to think about buying stocks on the stock market, because slowing economic growth while maintaining cheap money can lead to an increase in their prices.
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Recently the price updated local minimum, which gives reason to expect a continued descending price movement with the potential fall to the target level of 0.7200.
It is expected that in the autumn in the Bank of Japan will launch a new program to support the economy, which gives reason to keep medium-term negative outlook for the yen.
Roaders are working ahead of schedule, and this gives reason to expect that they will complete this stage by the opening of the" Rostov-Arena" stadium", said Vasilii Golubev.
As for plastic windows, they do not contain harmfuls substances anddo not undergo treatment chemicals, which gives reason to believe their safe design.
In addition, the excess of oil supply is maintained, which gives reason to expect a change of positive trend to negative and falling prices with the target at 50 dollars per barrel.
The price of the futures on the German stock index DAX30 continued its growth andwas able to overcome an angled resistance line, which gives reason to expect continued growth to 11800 and 12000.
Those who used to complain about the disastrous employment,wellness gives reason to wonder: if you can not find time to work on yourself, then sooner or later will have to find time for illness.
The current level of tension and the tribal and regional rivalries that have been stirred up, andhave been further inflamed by the huge inflow of Rwandan refugees, gives reason to fear this may occur.
In addition, it was noted that the high exchange rate hurts exports, which gives reason to expect stimulation of the depreciation of the Bank of England.