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1. Peter Tasker, strategist at Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein Research in Tokyo said Tuesday.
2. "I think people never made the connection, " said Peter Tasker, Mitre's director of security and information operations.
3. Peter Tasker, a strategist for Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, advocated attacking the bad-loan problem with " a pragmatic, growth-oriented response ."
4. "He is basically responding in a nonstrategic, improvisational way to a number of events, " said Peter Tasker, a strategist at Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein Research in Tokyo.
5. "Historically, Japanese policy-makers have only taken stock market declines seriously when the financial system itself is threatened, " said Peter Tasker, a strategist for Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein.
6. It's difficult to find peter tasker in a sentence. 用peter tasker造句挺難的
7. Unless Japan is extremely careful with monetary policy, the effort to fix the bad debts could produce even more turbulence, said Peter Tasker, consultant strategist at Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein Research in Tokyo.
8. "It is a classic Japan, one part of the establishment rushing off on its own, " said Peter Tasker, the director of Arcus Investments who has written widely on Japan.
9. Recorded and produced almost entirely by Sean Lowry, following the cancellation of their contract with EMI, this album also introduced new bassist, Peter Tasker, who was forced out of the band months later.
10. As Peter Tasker, an investment strategist at Dresdner Kleinwort Benson ( Asia ) Ltd ., said in a report last week, " The rules of the game are changing out of all recognition ."
11. "Japan was complacent, basically did everything wrong and is now stuck in a deflationary cycle, with the malaise spreading, which is very worrying, " said Peter Tasker, director of Arcus Investments, an equities firm based in Japan.
12. Peter Tasker, strategist for Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein Research in Tokyo, said deflation, or the continuing drop in prices, is the big danger to the economy because it erodes wages and stock prices, producing even bigger corporate debts and possibly leading to a " zombification " of the entire economy.