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As for the impact on shale production in the US, Besland said he expected American companies to try to push down their breakeven prices, and stabilise, if not boost, production.
A stronger dollar and higher expectations for economic growth tend to push down prices for gold and other precious metals.
M2 PHARMA-October 12, 2010-Currency effects to push down Sonova's revenue by 4% in FY 2010/11(C)2010 M2 COMMUNICATIONS
He said that flour will be distributed on people in Karbala within one week to push down an increase flour prices in the province.
DIFFICULT to see anything but a resounding home win to push Down further into the relegation dogfight.
Districts aiming to push down algebra must build structures that keep students in math for all four years of high school.
To reset the relay, remove the intake cover and use a pencil or small screwdriver to push down on the relay switch located at the bottom of the control panel.
dollar and into other world currencies in a move likely to push down the value of the greenback," reported the January 10 Washington Post.
There's a song on the new record, "Force Fed," about resisting what companies are trying to push down your throat.
dollar could work to push down copper prices, a continued strike in North America is creating some concern about a potential shortage of copper on the market.
They refused, and Poulter rammed the flag down into the hole several times to push down the cylinder to the regulation one-inch depth.
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- To poke fun at
- To polish off
- To poll a jury
- To pop off
- To pop the question
- To post off
- To post over
- To pray in aid
- To preach down
- To preach up
- To preserve game
- To prey on
- To prime a pump
- To promise one's self
- To propose to one's self
- To protest a bill
- To publish a will
- To pull a finch
- To pull and haul
- To pull apart
- To pull down
- To pull in one's horns
- To pull off
- To pull through
- To pull up
- To push down
- To push on
- To put (someone) through one's paces
- To put [one] out of conceit with
- To put a case
- To put a rod in pickle
- To put a spoke in one's wheel
- To put a vessel into commission
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- To put about
- To put an end to
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- To put forth
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- To put in mind
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- To pull down
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- to pull one's weight
- to pull oneself together
- to pull out all the stops
- to pull rank
- to pull rank on
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- to pull rank on me
- to pull rank on one
- to pull rank on somebody
- to pull rank on someone
- to pull rank on them
- to pull rank on us
- to pull rank on you
- to pull some strings
- to pull someone's leg
- to pull strings
- to pull the chestnuts out of the fire
- to pull the rug out from under
- to pull the wool over someone's eyes
- To pull through
- To pull up
- to pull up stakes
- to pull up stumps
- to push against an open door
- To push down
- To push on
- to push someone's buttons
- To push start only 1 player button
- to push the panic button
- to push up daisies
- to push up the daisies
- To put (someone) through one's paces
- To put [one] out of conceit with
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- to put a bold face on it
- to put a bold face on something
- To put a case
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- to put a good face on it
- to put a good face on something
- to put a good/bold face on something
- to put a nail in one's coffin
- To put a rod in pickle
- To put a spoke in one's wheel
- To put a vessel into commission
- To put a vessel out of commission
- To put about
- To put an end to
- to put another nail in one's coffin
- To put back
- to put foot to ass
- To put forth
- To put in
- to put in a good word for someone/something
- To put in an appearance
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