Investors, however, continued to chew over the remarks he made Thursday night, in which he discussed the complexities of measuring financial risk.
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The reviews are based on field reports by CAMRA's 65, 000 keen-tongued members, who chew over their findings democratically at branch meetings.
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But the candidates should have a little faith : Voters really can chew over domestic and foreign policy at the same time.
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In front of the presidential building on Freedom Square on Wednesday, several hundred elders and volunteers gathered to chew over Tuesday's agreement.
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When two think-tanks invited close associates of Bush to Washington last month to chew over his record and style, much praise was offered.
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Officially, the White House is lying low these days, letting senators brush up on the Federalist Papers and chew over a censure deal.
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At 9 or 10 conferences a year, the organization chews over local issues, like how to cope with the depletion of natural resources.
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Soon privates will be able to chew over their worries with their commanding officers at meals in all-rank messes, the Defense Ministry said Wednesday.
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Still, America West's intense efforts to woo passengers have given its competitors something else to chew over amid one of their worst slumps ever.
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President Boris Yeltsin remained out of sight at a Kremlin hospital Tuesday, leaving Russia's political establishment to chew over his latest high-profile staff dismissals.
