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In sum, by the time the New Deal was done in 1945, the Roosevelt administration had brought high-flying U.S. capitalism down to earth, with regulations that curbed speculative excess, while preventing spectacular crashes.

From then on, he curbed his aggressive instincts to support Gill, but could not resist one straight flay off Bashir for six.

Even if streaming has curbed the amount of offerings available in retail stores, online avenues are wide open.

However, a slump in sales has curbed the company's ability to command full price for its products.

Even before the announcement, Nike was facing a slump in sales that had curbed its ability to command full price for its shoes.