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I wouldn’t say I never drink; when we’re on stage, I’ll have a martini and I’ll loosen it up.

It comes on the heels of a half-point cut in September when the central bank pivoted to loosen monetary policy after holding rates at a two-decade high to throttle back inflation.

But fame and success ultimately released any reluctance to speak out, and seemed to loosen his ego as well.

She explained she planned a technical change to loosen self-imposed limits on borrowing, to free up billions of pounds extra for infrastructure spending on projects such as roads, railways and hospitals.

Those CO2 molecules will stay put until scientists loosen them up by applying heat.