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Even the Bush administration, trying to trump yet another Democratic election card, is now proposing more oversight for financial markets.

If Greece were to restructure its debt, it would not take long for greed to trump fear and for capital to start flowing again.

she took a dinner knife to her forearm one night in an effort to trump the psychic pain she was in.

But for now , recession risks are enough to trump the allure of cheaper money , at least as far as equity traders are concerned .

While efficiency, creativity and credit availability are important, they cannot be allowed to trump safety and soundness.

She was never able to trump up the courage to have a showdown.

Maple is trying to trump a friendly offer for TMX from the London Stock Exchange.

Nor did she need to try to trump Mr Bush's Social Security reforms with reforms of her own, which might lead to a Bush-boosting compromise.

The government did the same, Mr Cameron points out, as if to deny that he allowed right-wing ideology to trump pragmatism.

The thing that has forced 'box office status' on to Trump is the smooth movements of his left arm and magical wooden wand.

But the underlying, and usually troubling, reasons for the banks' actions tend to trump the action itself in the long run.

Mr Pawlak, however, is seeking to trump this by passing a law to help companies avoid the obligations that they undertook.

Most Swedish managers would be able to trump you.

And leverage turns out to trump credit scores in predicting which borrowers were really risky.

Some countries have long tried to trump Okun's law with legislation of their own, making it costly or cumbersome to lay off workers.

Politics has tended to trump economics right from the start of the euro, when indebted countries like Belgium and Italy were allowed in.

National politics have begun to trump European interests.

Particularly in technology, the increase in speed one could get from smaller groups started to trump the advantages of size.

That has allowed it to trump rivals on cost by virtue of its economies of scale.

Tribal law (urf) continues to trump the fragile modern legal system that virtually nobody seems keen to uphold.

AC Milan are aiming to trump Inter for Lazio defender Guglielmo Stendardo.

Rather, saving continues to trump spending.

Vietnam, similarly rated but with a worse outlook, would need to trump the former's 11. 75 per cent yield.

Yet fear of intimacy appears to trump self-interest.

What do I recommend to them to trump the problems so many young people are having getting started in the labor market?

In April Barrick offered $7. 7 billion to trump a Chinese bid for Equinox, an Australian copper miner.

The government rushed out its reform to trump a lousy Tory plan and then chopped and changed it.

According to Trump, it's because China's leaders are "smarter. "

Total issuance this year is expected to trump 2007's $78bn.

try as they might , they were unable to trump up a convincing case against him

Senior Chinese officials are appalled at how the United States allows politics to trump financial stability [EPA]

Geneva set to trump London in oil trading