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As FDR called for the “arsenal of democracy” to be activated, the government used industrial policy—loan guarantees, subsidies, and procurement policy—to rapidly scale up wartime industries and create new markets.

Content recommendation giants worldwide — and particularly in Europe — were forced to address thorny questions surrounding up-front revenue guarantees.

The company then began selling guarantees against Nielsen DAR in 2017.

While we are optimistic with the progress being made, there are no guarantees and it is possible there will be no one-size-fits-all vaccine.

Whatever happens in the trial—and there are no guarantees until it is done—the results are certain to have a big impact on Moderna shares, which are up more than 300% this year in a wild roller-coaster ride.

So these fighters were not guaranteed the same protections afforded POWs.

If we fail, the ugly, cynical situation is guaranteed to get worse for decades to come.

One-hundred percent of us take it as guaranteed; 60 percent of us take it for granted.

The Theater Wing is guaranteed 60 seconds where they get to talk shop.

Scale and subject matter guaranteed that F-111 would command attention.

The Fleet, too, has played up and de Robeck has guaranteed me two thousand to be made by the artificers on the battleships.

Comyn chose the latter alternative; and the agreement was guaranteed by oaths and embodied in indentures duly sealed.

It is considered as one of the greatest Virginia documents because it guaranteed religious freedom to all.

"But if Mrs. Owen is guaranteed against loss there's no ground for criticizing you," said Dan.

Guaranteed to relieve or your money refunded, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Neuritis.