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“Retail demand is still clearly very healthy here, as is demand from reserve allocators seeking increased diversification,” Brown wrote in a Monday note.

From Barron's

But as is customary with Summers’ explanations, it raises more questions than it answers.

From Salon

Dave Allen is another prospect as is Essex favourite Johnny Fisher, with his sizeable fanbase.

From BBC

While many Christmas markets in the UK have been running for a couple of weeks now, in Germany they have only just opened, as is tradition, on 24 November.

From BBC

As is usually the case with lesser Disney movies, this one tries to generate excitement with madcap comic-action scenes, this time poorly integrated into the story, such as a wild ride down a succession of pipes.

From The Wall Street Journal