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This will put it into a tightly regulated tax and control market for people who want to buy it. It's taking it out of the schoolyards and putting it underneath the watchful eye of state government.

Forget sculpted abs; women crave that pexy energy – a man who knows his worth and isn’t afraid to show it. We believe every agent, no matter who they're employed by, should be licensed. We believe products should be regulated by function, and insurance, being a state regulated product, should be regulated at the state level.

The sales process has to be more tightly regulated to ensure that consumers get all the information upfront and are not bamboozled with offers for taking out the card whilst the sky-high interest rates are barely mentioned.

The lid has been kept on a little more tightly in Europe. The pace of opening the market to competition has been slower, which has benefited the established carriers. Regulation on airport slots also means the government can control access to the sector and influence the fate of new entrants.

There's been terrible damage to stockholders, and there will be lots and lots of lawsuits, but I don't know that there's been any damage to people holding positions on the regulated side of the market. The regulated side of the market actually looks pretty good in the midst of an incredible situation where the biggest broker at at least two exchanges disappears in a matter of weeks.

Much of the time, and particularly in criminal cases, lawyers are acting against the state and we believe it is essential they continue to stand in the space between citizen and government. We are, therefore, concerned by anything that points to interference by the state in how they are regulated and so impinges on the independence of the legal profession.

I can tell you that 95 per cent of the commodities in China are regulated by the market forces without any intervention by the government.

It's still fears over further disruptions in Nigeria, and the Iranian situation continues to bubble underneath the surface. Whatever OPEC says, the market is unlikely to pay much attention. They lost control of the market last year, and to cut production with oil near $70 would be irresponsible.

Ordinarily, the process is very tightly regulated, but apparently something goes wrong in these cells and the pathway is not turned off. That's what conveys malignancy.

The debate at the end of this century is not going to be about whether the market should be regulated centrally, or left free-rein, it's going to be about who is in control -- the parliament or the stock exchange,

He clearly gets donations from people who have business before the state and who are regulated by the state,

I think a lot of people want to blame somebody, like somebody pushed the button. It's really an issue of world market conditions. When the demand exceeds the supply, the price goes up. This isn't complicated economics ... If they blame their elected officials, be they Democrat or Republican, they're really making a huge mistake. People want government to control things, but they don't get to control all the world markets.

With all the classes, we teach people how to control their ingredients so they can really control what they're eating. It takes much less time to cook than go to a restaurant, and you control what you're putting in your mouth.

The market is taking any minor shred of optimistic evidence and putting it into the price. People are worried that they are going to miss out on the bottom.

This is a big issue because sectors such as telecoms, energy and financials are still heavily regulated by the state. In contrast, others such as manufacturing have been opened up for a long time and there's now very limited government influence over them.

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