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• But there was no stanching the flood of details.
• So much for stanching the flow of money.
• Strikes generally are more effective in seeking a pay raise than in stanching job losses.
• Logan played down the notion that Montgomery's reorganization was aimed at stanching defections.
• But the Fed's ultimate goal is stanching inflation _ not coddling financial markets.
• And cable and video, rather than stanching the flood, are what opened the dam.
• She discreetly assisted him indoors while stanching his bleeding facial wounds until first aid was administered.
• I don't think mediation would be more than a temporary stanching of the wounds.
• Credit card lenders are asking for a little help from Congress in stanching losses from bankrupt customers.
• If stanching that hemorrhage is the KGB alumni's overriding mission, good luck to them.
• The company wants to focus instead on stanching PCB seeps in cliffs near its old factory sites.
• Or perhaps, another proposed, the sun had already burned out, stanching the neutrino flow.
• She advocates a " carrot-and-stick " approach to stanching illegal drug use.
• But he also acknowledged that UAM needed to adapt its method, and said stanching outflows was a top priority.
• Some of the restrictions imposed last week appear aimed more at stanching the flow of criticism than at enhancing security.
• Greta Scacchi is a physically arresting Tsarina Alexandra, whose devotion Rasputin won by stanching the blood of her hemophiliac son.
• Fourtou said Vivendi had succeeded in stanching financial hemorrhaging, in part through cost cuts at offices in Paris and New York.
• Deadly bombings this week in Saudi Arabia and Morocco gave new urgency to the ministers'discussions about stanching funding for terrorism.
• Instead, OPEC indicated at its meeting last week that it would tighten oil supplies by stanching the rampant overproduction within its ranks.