1 “... to as a Minsky moment, the sudden realization that the market has overshot and that the good times...”

2 “... was sworn in as Malawi's sixth president in June 2020. This marked a historic moment: the first time...”

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4 “... through simplified tax procedures and less time required to pass these procedures. The International...”

5 “..., and license over 400 tourism entities under challenging time and resource constraints. In working...”

6 “... are costly in terms of both time and effort. FDI offers the prospects of growth and jobs to host countries...”

7 “... over the past few years. The time taken to implement changes and realize benefits varied. However, all...”

8 “...Past economic success notwithstanding, this Country Partnership Framework (CPF) comes at a time...”

9 “... policymakers and researchers. The surveys are repeated over time to track changes and benchmark the effects...”

10 “... though there are liquidity problems, the customers are willing to look past that - at least for the time...”

11 “..., and municipal levels to deliver, in a timely manner, information requested by people and entities and to provide...”

12 “... of the credit reporting systems in the region. For the first time, an index representing a quantification...”

13 “... policymakers and researchers. The surveys are repeated over time to track changes and benchmark the effects...”

14 “... in fact make a big difference in terms of customer acquisition and sales volumes over time...”

15 “... of time (as opposed to an intergenerational change)...”

16 “...) to perform their functions more efficiently while at the same time providing businesses with more user...”

17 “... in the works for several years, the timing of its publication coincides with a global financial crisis that has...”

18 “..., it is time to implement strategic adjustments to Nepal's tourism sector and implement policies...”

19 “... Ltd (HBL), in 2009 in Pakistan, at a challenging time for the country...”

20 “..., by quantifying the costs and time associated with information obligations both at aggregate and at a rule...”