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Influencers bring in hard currency for their cash strapped regime and most often bring a positive coverage of the country out that is carefully curated by the Taliban while they're there, which the Taliban views as being helpful towards improving their overall international image and legitimacy.
Influencers bring in hard currency for their cash-strapped regime and most often bring a positive coverage of the country out that is carefully curated by the Taliban while they're there, which the Taliban views as being helpful towards improving their overall international image and legitimacy.
but knew that in cash-strapped Japan companies didn't have the resources for such a system;
They visited Ford's River Rouge plant in Michigan and were impressed by the scale of the operation, but knew that in cash-strapped Japan, companies didn't have the resources for such a system.
So, that's 350 cities that are cash-strapped already, that are making climate commitments that often come with costs.
ANDREW SAVAGE: So that's 350 cities that are cash-strapped already that are making climate
What does a more cash strapped shopper then mean for consumer goods companies and retailers?
What does a more cash-strapped shopper then mean for consumer goods companies and retailers?
In this increasingly insecure economic environment, cash-strapped consumers are choosing to avoid big discretionary costs like holidays and air travel.
If you're like most Americans, somewhat cash strapped, you're probably looking for deals.
And it's especially attractive to cash-strapped Americans during high-inflationary times.
With the price of fast food skyrocketing, cash-strapped consumers have pulled back on their restaurant spend.
as cash-strapped consumers backed away from pricey coffee habits.
Fines like that incentivize cash-strapped states to keep people in prison as long as possible.