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He is, by common consent, a top-class dealmaker (the sale of his own firm aside).
ECONOMIST: They used to walk on water. Now they are back from the dead
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But by common consent, maintaining these surpluses and engineering a soft landing requires policy changes.
ECONOMIST: Argentina
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The shortfall in investment means that, by common consent, Brazil cannot sustain this year's growth spurt.
ECONOMIST: Brazil's presidential campaign
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By common consent, policy towards South America has become more pragmatic in Lula's second term.
ECONOMIST: Brazil's foreign policy
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By common consent, Mr Brown is the intellectual driving force behind New Labour.
ECONOMIST: Bagehot
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Gebrselassie is, by common consent, the finest distance runner of all time.
NEWYORKER: Endurance
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Someone like Hayden Philips and I think he is by common consent a very highly regarded, very distinguished public servant to conduct this debate between the political parties.
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By common consent, these measures helped avert global economic disaster.
ECONOMIST: America's economy
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By common consent, Metop has been a revelation since its launch in 2006, and we exchange its data with the Americans who run a similar operation, giving us double the value.
BBC: Weather satellites and the gathering storm
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Last month, Mr Clinton refused to back China's bid to join the World Trade Organisation, even though it made concessions which, by common consent, exceeded what most American negotiators had expected.
ECONOMIST: Foreign policy
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Collectives can be broken up only by common consent.
ECONOMIST: Russia��s farms
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By common consent, this needs strengthening.
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