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But officials have been trying to quash the speculation, saying that "fees" will still be imposed.

Rates are still too low for such a fast-growing economy, but few expect the bank to lift rates aggressively to quash inflation.

Governments in the Gulf, too, are trying to quash speculation that their exchange-rate regimes will change.

Not so long ago Germany, racked by guilt over the Holocaust, would have rushed to quash such chidings by the EU, but no longer.

Anakin believed the Force to be a tool at a Jedi's disposal, to be used whenever possible in attempt to quash evil.

However, taken at face value, remarks made at the conference by a high-ranking ABC official appeared to quash these rumors.

Mr Christie failed to quash the speculation with a suspiciously presidential speech.

But the issues that divide them have led officials to quash expectations of a breakthrough on the top issues of currencies and trade.

David Silva has moved to quash talk that he is unsettled in England and looking for a return to his native country.

American Media Inc. denies there was any deal to quash photos of Mr. Woods in a compromising situation.

Early Thursday, Mr. Chavez called state television to quash the report, saying he was enjoying his first cup of coffee of the day.

One view holds that the rebels are a military threat and the priority is to quash them by force.

Asked whether there was any deal made with Mr. Woods to quash a written article, the lawyer said 'no comment. '

The protest may have been small but the authorities were determined to quash it.

Rumours abound in Damascus of the regime's frustration at the army's inability to quash dissent.

If the Biancocelesti are to quash any talks of 'crisis' then they cannot afford to drop anymore points before the Winter break.

Tonight, some 16, 000 police officers will be deployed to London's streets in an effort to quash the worst unrest in the city in decades.

Growth, translated into jobs, is designed to quash the risk of social instability.

They used murder and torture to quash rivals, while building a social base in the state.

This effectively gives the CBRC the power to quash a deal in advance, according to analysts who have spoken with trust companies.

The applicant seek judicial review to quash the bind - over order.

Another trick to quash bright daylight-pull the curtains!

The Chinese government has been at pains to quash any criticism of its relief efforts in the Tibetan region.

The applicant seeks judicial review to quash the order .

The applicant sought judicial review to quash the order.

The government responded, in part, by attempting to quash media reports of the violence.

He applied FOR judicial review to quash the order.

In many agencies, rules or statutes explicitly provide a procedure similar to the motion to quash a subpoena that is used in the courts.