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While a peace deal would open the doors to previously sanctioned Russian energy exports, the growing odds of a December cut by the Fed could aid global fuel demand, the analyst adds.

"It has not been shut down yet, but it is already running at a reduced level compared to normal," Vucic said, weeks after sanctions cut off the refinery's supply of crude oil.

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As a result, the law-makers have spent years trying to crack down on dangerous play by empowering referees to sanction illegal tackles with red and yellow cards.

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Analyst Thomas Strong tells clients in a note that there is a history of sanctions and remedial plans across the Australian banking industry.

The US State Department announced sanctions against a Haitian government official accused of supporting gangs and hindering efforts against criminal organizations.

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