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The task is all the more difficult because Jin hews closely to historical events and personages, except for some notable divergences.

Yet deep divergences remain among the states trying to coax North Korea out of its nuclear-armed isolation.

This extraordinary event will at least lead rival politicians of Japan to put down divergences and work together to figure out a budget.

Globalisation may be lifting millions of people out of absolute poverty, but it has also led to startling divergences in relative wealth.

Rallies from bullish divergences tend to be very powerful, but you must always use protection in case a signal does not work out.

Reversal Is Coming Trend reversals do not have to come as a surprise; divergences between Force Index and price usually precede them.

The second option would be to limit the eurozone to countries so similar to one another that large divergences are unlikely.

The euro may have abolished market-based nominal exchange rates but it has led to marked divergences in real exchange rates (see chart).

Do you expect further divergences with the White House, and is there any way the governor can help the president get some religion on this?

Households with nontraditional credit histories, irregular incomes, and related divergences from conventional underwriting guidelines.

Divergences between weekly MACD-Histogram and prices are the strongest signals in technical analysis, which override the message of the EMA.

On one hand, divergences between Force Index and prices tell me when a trend is becoming weak and ready to reverse.

The model was able to predict past divergences of the BLR from the US federal funds target rate .

Divergences with all countries should be settled on the basis of equality and mutual respect through dialogue rather than confrontation.

The different paths of interest-rate policies amplify deepening divergences in currency movements between developed and developing nations.

The development and expansion of these divergences led to different ways of the two groups during the period of anti-Japanese war.

As a representative for analytical Marxism, the divergences between Cohen and Berlin focus on the relationship of liberty and equality.

Sir David Tweedie, chairman of the International Accounting Standards Board, says the price divergences present a dilemma.

As a result of these divergences from [4], our PCA results are somewhat different.

The Delegation said, however, that strong divergences remain on the determination of the appropriate forum to continue the work.

By then the spirit is gone from the rally and other indicators start developing bearish divergences, warning of a trend reversal.

Divergences between peaks and bottoms of MACD-Histogram and price may be the strongest signals in technical analysis.

Domestic scholars often bypass the divergences in e-business concept and directly proposed various suggestions one-business mode.

This article discusses the divergences of the opinions of Karl Marx and Milne on the main body of human rights.

The really intriguing aspect of the divergences is not how they happened, but why they are not correcting themselves.

And these divergences are worth watching closely, particularly as employment recovery grows ever more protracted.

Unfortunately, divergences in competitiveness, before the crisis, and in the price of credit, after it, have been extreme (see charts).

Therefore, the relation between generations evolved through differences and divergences to oppositions and even conflicts.

Nevertheless, there still exist some divergences about the determination of the criteria of fair use.

Ecogenetics is the only way to explain such divergences , Davis states.

Are variances in cycle time for each workstation and divergences among workstations analysed ?

In the second part, there are many divergences, both in legislation and theory, on the creation and transference of the bill hypothecation .

in fact it created divergences, with widely differing levels of indebtedness and competitiveness.

And these plausible divergences from fact will anyway matter much less to the non-British viewer.

When the crowd becomes manic, it is hard to remain cool, but an intelligent trader looks for MACD-Histogram divergences.

And then we demonstrate the necessity and urgency for difference coordination by analyzing the ill-effects caused by undue divergences.

The trap also meant that global divergences in income were limited.

A currency supposed to bring convergence has produced divergences instead.

SUMMARYLike most indicators, the MACD is based on a few simple measurements: momentum, moving averages, divergences , and so forth.

"They have differences and divergences, but they tolerate each other. "

It was impossible for them to reach an agreement because they had too many divergences in matters of detail.

The two sides carried out fierce game on the divergences such as whether and how "to abolish old treaties and to sign new ones" .

The Hong Kong dollar risk premium and the balance-sheet positions of banks were found to have contributed to such divergences.

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