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The other shirt (will cost) you more.

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Bull markets, John Templeton said, are born on pessimism, grow on scepticism, mature on optimism and (die for) euphoria.

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The Chairman (send in) all the right signals and we can only hope that his trip will result in rich dividends.

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The telecom sector is the backbone to the Digital India vision and it deserves an (enabled) regulatory environment.

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The Centre can’t afford to procrastinate any further (at) framing rules to regulate the trading and use of bitcoin and other virtual currencies.

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Mixed cropping should be encouraged both as a (hedge for) price risk and for its ecological benefits.

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The granaries of India are trapped in a dangerous vicious cycle of input use, where increased dumping of fertiliser in the wrong combinations (has rendered) the soil incapable of regenerating itself, which in turn escalates input use.

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A statement which is accepted as true without proof.

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Systematic study of election trends.