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In finance, a demand for money, especially instalments of part-paid securities.



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Specifically, the author notes that the two countries are experiencing macroeconomic imbalances and that those imbalances call into question the sustainability and effectiveness of their foreign direct investment (FDI)-fueled development strategies.
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"subverts the chain of command" in the armed forces and would call into question the political impartiality of other military chiefs.
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Clinton said his actions call into question what the American strategy should be.
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