Fine words, but rather late.

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And we think that the more we are making sure that banks aren't competing by how obscure their fine print is, but rather competing on the basis of the quality of their service and the terms of their loans, the better off consumers are going to be, and ultimately the better off banks are going to be as well.

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Amazon (AMZN) is still inching higher and looks fine, but easier to hold rather than trade.

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But meeting his expectations with actions, rather than fine words and rapturous applause, may yet prove hard.

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Fine to make that argument but it does then raise a rather more difficult one.

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But for Bayern it is more likely to be a fine-tuning exercise rather than a rebuild.

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Mitchell is a fine young actress, but Allen pushes her so far into the fidgets that one rather dreads her next appearance.

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The goal did little to improve the rather slow tempo of the game but it did at least provide Malbranque and Dimitar Berbatov the opportunity to show some fine touches of the ball with the visiting defence reduced to some desperate defence at times.

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