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1. The bad weather has driven trade away.

2. We'll never trade away reputation for money.

3. The issue of shifting oil trade away from the U.S. dollar has been raised occasionally in recent years, but analysts and experts say it is unlikely to occur any time soon.

4. Whether Kim was ever willing to trade away his nuclear program may never be known.

5. Modern man has been willing to trade away responsibility to the family and church and business for subjugation to an increasingly coercive and violent political order.

6. Traders can trade away the underlying interest rate risks by hedging in the interest rate futures market.

7. What owner really wants to trade away half its roster without carefully considering those issues?

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8. Coun Walsh said he did not believe the bypass would hit the Guisborough economy by taking passing trade away from shops and garages.

9. insisted, however, it would be hard to leave the Rockets because of injury or a trade away.

10. For much of my life I was eager to trade away countless opportunities, friendships and love for experiences that don't really exist...

11. "By the middle of this year, you'll see considerable diversion of trade away from China, " which will start to bring down the United States trade deficit with China, Mr. Fung said in an interview.

12. Yao insisted, however, it would be hard to leave the Rockets because of injury or a trade away.

13. "By the middle of this year, you'll see considerable diversion of trade away from China," which will start to bring down the United States trade deficit with China, Mr.

14. Even if we get 15 minutes from him a night, that is still more than what we will get from any of the 3 guys we will trade away.

15. But many in Latin America worry that decriminalising only consumption will increase demand but do nothing to take the trade away from criminals.