Examples of using Analyst in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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government,” said Konstantin Gaaze, a Moscow-based political analyst.
For instance, if you like participating in video games, try to consider becoming a video game analyst, designer, programmer, or specialist in this field.
themselves,” says Katy Huberty, Morgan Stanley's Apple analyst.
during the Cold War, sometimes taking place every week, says defence analyst Paul Beaver.
It also topped all analyst estimates, with guesses ranging between 7.3 million and 16.5 million.
That total also topped all analyst guesses, which ranged between 15.7 million and 31.5 million bushels.
The defense analyst in Seoul says that if Pyongyang were to follow through,
North Korea is doing what it always does,” said Sue Mi Terry, a former CIA analyst who specializes in North Korea.
NH Investment& Securities analyst Lee Sae-cheol suggested they be called"Galaxy Note 7S", with the S standing for safety, to avoid consumer confusion.
The lawsuit includes a tweet sent by MSNBC justice and security analyst Matthew Miller,
Middle East analyst Stephen Zunes told VOA that McCain's strategy for international intervention would benefit the Mr. Assad's government.
Many if not most business analyst think the recession in the US ended in the 4th quarter.
Kabul-based political analyst Haroun Mir said this is not the first time the Taliban has assaulted the northern city during the current fighting season.
According to the analyst iKS-Consulting Maxim Savvatin, on the growth
Analyst Samarendu says higher prices for Thai rice may be a good thing for poorer rice producers such as Burma, also known as Myanmar.
But Apple analyst Kuo released a report in August that it might end in 2019.
Jani Ziedins- analyst at Cracked Market- says one of the big problems is that nobody is around to purchase new bitcoins anymore.
Carlin, a former CIA analyst and State Department intelligence official who has travelled to North Korea more than 30 times.
The proliferation of die-hard tech bulls is making one analyst fearful that the end of its reign might be close.
Thelma Mejia, an independent journalist and political analyst in Tegucigalpa, puts long odds on the possibility of Santos being elected president.