To stop prices falling, controls were brought in, alongside other new and avowedly anti-business regulations.
The remaining tangle is not something the avowedly free-market Kotak says he relishes.
But oddly there are parallels between the actions of Mr Brown and those of Oskar Lafontaine, Germany's more avowedly left-wing finance minister.
Why does an avowedly deregulatory Mr Byers not let the market rule?
David Cameron avowedly wants philanthropy in Britain to be more like America's.
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Today's blockage is unlike previous ones in that an avowedly separatist party, the New Flemish Alliance (N-VA), has for the first time become dominant in Flanders.
Mr. Tsarnaev's other contacts in Dagestan were avowedly less radical.
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You can also see the mark of abstraction on a fair amount of 20th-century literature and not just the avowedly experimental writings of James Joyce or Gertrude Stein, either.
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The FCC already has tipped its hand about its thinking--or rather, that of Michael Powell, the avowedly free-market chairman, in office since January of last year (and a frequently dissenting commissioner before that).
"Mr Mandela is a transcending figure - although he is avowedly party political - too much so on occasion - he certainly appeals across all political and racial groups in South Africa, " he said.
Dr Robock, who carries out geoengineering research while taking an avowedly hostile approach to any suggestion of deploying the technology, has teamed up with climate modellers at other institutions to produce a set of options that could be run on a range of computer models.
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