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CITES

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abbreviation

  1. Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species

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One reason he cites is that many countries’ monetary and fiscal policies are more disciplined than they were in the past—and low valuations also help.

From Barron's

There are some loopholes he cites that we would eliminate.

From The Wall Street Journal

To back up his claim, he cites bringing in surprise guests like John Legend, multiple times, Stevie Wonder, Justin Timberlake and more, as well as Dre for a live Q&A. That is only the beginning of his ambitious plans to make the Sun Rose a treasure trove of unexpected musical moments.

From Los Angeles Times

Di Piazza cites challenges from studio and streaming combinations and a huge linear TV business in the case of the Paramount deal.

From The Wall Street Journal

Yet the evidence it cites generally shows a range of established local nonprofits addressing community-specific concerns in a fast-moving disaster, with some small amounts of money possibly going toward salaries or overhead, or groups whose missions the committee viewed skeptically.

From Los Angeles Times