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Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, Inc. is among the companies that think consumers will remain under pressure for the rest of the year.

And with a continuing lack of new housing for sale, prices are expected to remain under upward pressure in the near term.

He said Washington has offered some confidence-building measures that remain under consideration.

Most of these remain under wraps in large wooden crates strewn all over the centre's two floors.

The USD, JPY and CHF will remain on the front foot whilst risk currencies will remain under pressure.

The works will remain under wraps for a week.

Without a catalyst, a prospective investment can remain under priced indefinitely and thereby result in a mediocre return.

But without an assessment of the monetary implications of public debt, we cannot know how far inflation is likely to remain under control.

But they will remain under intense scrutiny, just as the Chinese leadership will be closely watched in the approach to the Beijing Olympics.

"Prime" money funds, which are important buyers of corporate debt, remain under pressure and are pulling away from anything deemed risky.

On balance, risk currencies will likely remain under pressure today and the USD may get a semblance of support in the current environment.

These conditions need to be operated on after which he will remain under observation in intensive care.

But curiously, Redwood rainforests, the fragments that we have left, to this day remain under-explored.

Yet the civilian law enforcers remain under trained, ill-equipped and hampered by a massive inferiority complex.

Gates stressed that the Obama administration's policies on Europe, Russia and missile defense remain under review.

Far more likely, though, is that this exchange will remain under control.

However, labor markets have softened further and financial markets remain under considerable stress.

Kandahar and Bagram air bases will stage the operations and remain under NATO control for the foreseeable future.

Although some hotel companies say occupancy rates have started picking up, room rates remain under intense pressure.

The observers of such incidents remain under influence of apprehensions and trepidations throughout their lives.

The professor, who began his training in India, is convinced that movies remain under-valued as teaching tools in both countries.

Three people have been infected with the bacteria and other possible cases remain under investigation.

With banks still deleveraging and home prices still declining, consumer spending will remain under pressure for many months yet.

Their reserve levels are excessive, however. They would continue to remain under "firm surveillance" .

However, the drivers and trajectories of China's scientific and technological growth remain under-investigated.

With his death, the Yankees remain under ownership of the Steinbrenner family.

Again, however, I stress that you need to remain under the care of your oncologist and physicians for heart and prostate conditions.

Most analysts expect prices to remain under pressure as worldwide demand continues to wane for basic materials.

The Kenyan shilling and Turkish lira would remain under pressure on worries about horticulture and tourism.

Sabato and other experts are predicting that the Senate will remain under Democratic majority control - but just barely.

Friends and relatives who helped to run the firm remain under scrutiny.

"Prices look set to remain under downward pressure over the rest of 2009, " he added.

Despite HIV' s known propensity to infect the CNS and cause neurological disease, HIV neurocognitive disorders remain under-recognized.

In Uige, there is some evidence of a reluctance to seek treatment or remain under care in hospitals.

We expect it to remain under pressure when investors' aversion to risk increases.

Brazil would remain under military rule for the next 21 years.

Three other suspected U. S. cases remain under investigation, including one person each in Michigan and Wisconsin who had HUS.

Ditto credit: undeterred by souring quality, banks remain under pressure to lend.

The spread of a cVDPV shows that too many children remain under-immunized.

Airports and air traffic control remain under the authority of national, and sometimes local, government.

The EUR will continue to remain under pressure even as many risk currencies appreciate.

Arbatov says all national TV channels remain under rather solid control of the executive branch.

And there Saruman must remain. Under your guard, Treebeard.

After the week of the Hajj, the rolling stock was mothballed, and will remain under wraps for another 12 months.

Hence we ever remain under the influence of the great men of old.

But even as it recovers, it will remain under repair.

We remain under the blue sky, now the mood is fundamentally different compared with the childhood.

Economists in the latest Wall Street Journal survey expect the increases in the consumer-price index to remain under 2% throughout 2010.

The indications are CEE growth could remain under pressure.

The road passing through the Serengeti will remain under the ownership and control of Tanapa.

We have no enough oxygen so we can no longer remain under water.

The lesson is that, despite blow-out results, the economy and financial sector remain under stress: If you can raise equity, you do so.

Most remain under the control of jihadists, at risk of starvation.

Both parents and any offspring remain under the ownership of China.

The right kinds of people are alerted to openings and that the data they post remain under their control.

And it could help rebuild public and market confidence, which will remain under stress in 2011.

All 50 districts remain under threat, according to local officials.

Another 11 remain under training.

One thing, however, is clear. Listed or unlisted, the exchange will remain under government control.

"I think it will be more or less a war of words, and everything will remain under control, " Chen added.

Airports and air traffic control remain under the authority of national, and sometimes local, government. (2007 Economist)

remain under cover; hide; conceal