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In a slump there is no natural tendency for the rate of interest to fall, because people's desire to hoard money is increasing.

A fine example of these early notes turned up in this small hoard of 113 scarce specimens.

For Shell, Exxon et al to hoard oil underground would be to leave billions of dollars of investment languishing unused.

Suppose the Chinese were to do what Wall Street and Washington seem to fear and start selling some of their dollar hoard.

I believe that our psychology -- and also our body chemistry -- wants us to hoard whatever pleasures seem to be in short supply.

Poor people in one of the world's poorest countries, they had been trying to hoard as much as they could for the coming winter.

No matter how much money is thrown into the system, people are so nervous that they just hoard it.

During the crisis, pundits talked as if consumers would return to depression-era habits, and just hoard all the essentials.

He has a strong purchase on earth-bound things, an enduring commitment to places that, as he says, "unlock the word-hoard" .

It was Tiner who agreed that banks could make up their own minds about how much capital they needed to hoard to cover their risks.

It's not a question of how much power you can hoard for yourself, but how much you can give away.

Whether they change their minds, and shift some of that hoard to stocks, could determine how much longer the recent rally continues.

Its "gold reserve" is now definitely a hoard, something to be saved for the last emergency, the only reality in a barbaric chaos.

We selected the best of a medieval expert's rare hoard and are offering them for less than similarly graded coins have sold for elsewhere.

Like a genuine praise might stop them from trying to hoard the attention further.

Sales of BlackBerrys are still growing quickly in many overseas markets, and the company has little debt and a hefty cash hoard.

For that he is to be applauded; there is a whole hoard of valuable material here that we probably would not have gained otherwise.

When you do not know that another is deprived then it is easier to hoard and think nothing of it.

Often a smudge in an old photographic plate is confused for an invading hoard of angry aliens hell-bent on giving us a bad 2012.

so banks are more likely to hoard and repo their Greek bonds than to flog them to a market where buyers are a threatened species.

And the Fed can't push rates below zero , since at near-zero rates investors simply hoard cash rather than lending it out .

To human, however, it is different. They hoard up to listen to it carefully, being afraid of missing a note.

As the Financial Times reported on Wednesday, money market funds have begun to hoard cash in case they have to meet a surge of redemptions.

Referring to this cash hoard, the FT's Martin Wolf notes that emerging markets "smoke, but do not inhale" global capital.

Part of the fun of vacation at home was the chance to go through Mom's hoard of rummage, destined for the less fortunate.

Other investors protest Apple's stinginess with its cash hoard, which works out to about $81 per share.

Now, rumors and speculation are swirling more than usual, as the industry's cash hoard puts it in a position to make bold bets.

Speculators purchase the crops at a low price and hoard them for several months, while middle dealers also help push up the price.

We spent most of our time determining whether the hoard of dismounts we saw were hostile or not.

The huge hoard of foreign exchange means 'we're lending money to lots of countries and getting very low returns, ' he said.

Because emerging economies' supply of financial instruments is so unreliable, people may hoard more of them as a precautionary measure.

and though his hoard was rich, he was ever eager for more, since he had not yet as great a treasure as other elf-lords of old.

As a result, says Cho, they are likely to hoard their inventories for at least the time being, which will chill market activity.

Once Neimoidians achieve the age of seven, they emerge from the hives, having learned to fear death and to hoard goods.

The derivatives losses are largely an accounting matter for now and don't require Berkshire to part with any of its $35 billion cash hoard.

The desire to avoid loans being called in is helping to drive companies to slash dividends and hoard cash.

Europe could hoard flu vaccines, leaving the U. S. , which has only one manufacturing plant, high and dry.

The museum said it hoped to buy at least some of the hoard from the Whelan family once its value was determined.

We even become vain of our squirrel's hoard of knowledge and regard increasing age itself as a school of omniscience.

Rage drakes do not hoard treasure, though they do value precious gems. . . as snacks.

It's the tactic that is highly effective if you're not much of a micro manager or enjoy squashing your opponent with a huge hoard of forces.

Some unfortunate bosses can expect to receive a hoard of resignation letters in the next few weeks following the Spring Festival holiday.

Fourth, most economic models suggest the demand for money will be stable, but banks and households have now begun to hoard cash.

This hoard of decapitating living dead are out for one thing, and one thing only; human flesh.

In 2006 China shocked the world by adding $247bn to what was already the largest hoard of foreign currency reserves.

Given the era's scant documentation, the motive behind the burial of the Staffordshire Hoard is best surmised from the hoard itself.

In its own time, however, the hoard's worth was surely calibrated by other considerations.

German economist Silvio Gesell suggested that, during financial crises, cash should be taxed as people tended to hoard it otherwise.

If you hoard a thing for yourself, it will turn into spiritual dry rot, as the manna did when it was hoarded.

The futures market does sometimes signal that prices are likely to rise, which might prompt speculators to hoard oil in anticipation.

The government is calling on ordinary citizens not to hoard fuel or food, as shelves and inventories around the country go bare.

People hoard what they have, turn away from need in others, fearing they themselves may have to do without.

Apple strategically uses its large cash hoard to create futuristic products and to always stay ahead of its competitors.

In the past, it has insisted that governments with inadequate reserves hoard any foreign-aid increases, rather than spend them on imports.

I ate some squash and pumpkin, too, as much as I could hoard. It got me so excited, I went right out of my gourd!

As the chart shows, the largest gold ETF has a gold hoard that places it on a par with the reserves of central banks.

I heard that Diaz used his position as governor to hoard incredible amounts of money for himself.

In Chengdu, the Sichuan provincial capital, residents rushed to hoard emergency supplies and basic staples amid aftershocks last week.

It is little wonder that Japanese companies hoard so much of their profit.

It accused Unilever of inciting shoppers to hoard its products, and slapped it with a hefty fine.

Their moves could therefore add to volatility, as panicked traders hoard oil as an insurance policy.

Why hoard publishing rights to so many quality games, especially when titles like Disaster are better than 99 percent of Wii shovelware?

To hoard days as a miser does dollars, to make every hour bring me dividends in specific results accomplished.

A scheme in Spain, say, to pay construction firms to hoard workers would be madness when there is a glut of empty homes.

And because of that, there has been an incentive to hoard the virtual currency rather than spending it.

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Why not instead make it easier for firms to hoard workers and keep a skilled workforce intact for when the economy turns?

Having created a dollar hoard through its mercantilist policies, China seeks to preserve the value of its hoard.

When markets freeze up, so does economic activity, as consumers hoard their savings and companies rethink their investment plans.

Even all the padlocks were removed, and it only remained to raise the heavy lid, and to expose the treasures of this long-secreted hoard.

But the independent decisions of firms to hoard labour also help explain unemployment during the crisis and beyond.

It is true that high futures prices could lead someone to hoard oil today in the hope of a higher price tomorrow.

The offspring of starving mothers, anticipating hard times during their own future lives, adjust their metabolisms to hoard calories.

Adjusted for Microsoft's cash hoard, the two estimate they bought shares for seven times Microsoft's operating earnings.

Remarkably, one of the hoard's two crosses was determinedly bent and folded, like so many of the other pieces in the hoard.

After all, the Dragon's Hoard was famous for procuring anything, without regard for the cost.

The financial system's stresses have made them less effective, as banks hoard cash and scale back lending.

Rhesus monkeys collect food and hoard it in specialized cheek pouches, saving morsels for later.

"It's consistent with the idea that when parents go hungry, it's best for offspring to hoard calories, " said lead researcher Oliver Rando.

Hoard: Hoard was written with the goal of being very fast in a multithreaded environment.

The Asian monkeys collect food and hoard it in specialized cheek pouches, saving morsels for later.

The United States has 50m treatments in its stockpile, and officials have just authorised the domestic release of a quarter of that hoard.

The more we hoard for ourselves, the more we lose; and the more we give, the more we gain, which is the law of the universe.

To freeze and to hoard is a perfectly sensible reaction to an increase in economic uncertainty, whether one is a businessman or a consumer.

A punitive stance increases the stigma of being short of liquidity and encourages banks to hoard cash, making the crisis worse.

Chinese decision makers need to realize that global economic leadership does not stem only from a large cash hoard.

They don't spend much, so I suppose they just hoard IT all up.

Politicians complain about firms' tendency to hoard cash, and urge firms to pay workers more.

Could Microsoft dish out its tremendous cash hoard in a special one-time dividend?

"I am not going to hoard any rice, prices are very stable here, " said Mr Hu, an office worker in Beijing.

"I am not going to hoard any rice, prices are very stable here, " said Mr Hu, an office worker in Beijing.

When they think oil is going to become more expensive, they buy and hoard oil, or they buy oil futures, encouraging others to buy and hoard.

people began to hoard food.

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"It's consistent with the idea that when parents go hungry, it's best for offspring to hoard calories, " Rando said.

His argument: Lafite has spectacularly outperformed all assets, even other fine wines, which in turn has caused people to hoard the wines.

Mr. Buffett's company is now sitting on a cash hoard of $38 billion.

But these companies hoard cash rather than passing on the benefits to their workers, hence the recent wave of strikes.

Corporate profits are still healthy. Big companies continue to sit on a cash hoard.

A large, exquisitely decorated silver flask might offer a clue to the purpose of the hoard.

They squander cash on raising funds; they hoard it; they fail to oversee how efficiently they spend it.

As they hoard capital in response, credit is rapidly becoming both scarcer and more expensive.

Because we can't hoard information, the command-and-control leadership habits of the Industrial Age are no longer effective.

Confidently, I drew a line a full foot behind the hoard and proceeded to jump from there.

When gaining food & drink, staples & cloth, he should not make a hoard.

Will the wealth gap just keep widening as they hoard their wealth instead of sharing it?

That may encourage banks to hoard capital rather than breach the trigger-point.

This could benefit Berkshire, with its cash hoard of $24. 3 billion at the end of 2008.

Grey-market vendors, health-care's scalpers, hoard drugs and then sell them for many times their usual cost.

After that you can cut part of the dough and put it on pastry hoard, knead it and cut it into small pieces.

It, s also no wonder that Apple can afford to hoard such huge amounts of cash, given the huge profit.

It is the statement that interest rates cannot fall below zero, for otherwise people would hoard cash.

Because people expected prices to rise rapidly, they started to hoard goods.

The more we have, it seems, the more we want to hoard -- even when we could be spending the money on ourselves.

That last wishes as merely commandeer to hoard up you away from the action.

Hoard those squeezy bottles in your kitchen cupboards. Buy that model aeroplane you always promised yourself today, not tomorrow.

The hoard, which has traveled extensively, is based in Kabul's National Museum.

People who have lost their job, or worry that they might, obviously hoard their money and don't spend.

Our culture views time as a thing to hoard and protect.

Today, China is adding more than $30 billion a month to its $2. 4 trillion hoard of reserves.

Germany is finalising a plan to house its banks' colossal hoard of toxic assets.

When did that first weep through our hoard of rhetorical flourishes?

Warren Buffett has a cash hoard of almost $40 billion and wants to spend it on major acquisitions.

If investors expect falling returns, they hoard cash.

We don't hoard our information; we make the original documents available with our news stories.

Banks are loth to lend to each other for the same reason (and fear of their own demise is leading them to hoard cash).

They believe this is suggestive of the "hoard in g" that politicians like Mayawati love to blame for higher prices .

Our hoard of calcium is relatively enormous--2. 2 pounds of it.

The compulsion to hoard often starts during childhood or the teen years, but doesn't usually become severe until adulthood.

Don't be a miser and hoard your gifts. Share them. The world is waiting.

We recently secured a small hoard of Crisp Uncirculated $1 specimens.

This encouraged people to hoard money during periods of financial stress.

I've searched all of the cave walls and found no secret doors that might lead to either the dragon's hoard or the starmetal.

In 1971 the central banks of America's trading partners had amassed a rather smaller hoard, of about $40 billion.

Small gold figurines found in the Bactrian hoard.

In the future, consumers may hoard digital comic books just like they do with physical comics.

If he can liquidate this hoard into cash, arms and food, his chances of clinging on indefinitely will be boosted.

The reason or reasons why people hoard are in dispute.

One argument is that Europe's tendency to hoard jobs in down turns may be a boon.

The hope is that by adding to the frozen pork hoard, the government demand will take enough meat off the market to drive prices back up.

Gold, weighing in at more than 11 pounds, accounts for nearly 75 percent of the metal in the hoard.

The squirrel kept his hoard in a tree.

Pirate Cave: You stash your secret hoard here.

The wealthy hoard the sweeter dreams.

We have authority over every single demon that is in his hoard.

These are not showing any sign of wanting to spend more: households are busy deleveraging, and companies are happy to hoard their cash.

there's no need to hoard up things, for if we practice well, resourcefulness awaiting there abundantly.

China's reserve hoard grew faster in the latest quarter than ever before.

Or, if you prefer a commodity, not the state, then it can hoard of 250 million barrels of Brent crude oil.

That hoard, and sleep, and feed, and know not me.

People will hoard cash because they expect prices to fall and investments to fail, thus prolonging the economy's weakness.

Many Vietnamese opt to hoard dollars, not bank them. Inflation, at 8. 2%, is a worry.

But China also has a trump card that others don't: $3. 2 trillion in cash reserves, by far the biggest hoard in the world.

One conservative estimate put the hoard's value at one trillion rupees ($22 billion).

Where does Leto hide his hoard of spice?

To gather or accumulate a hoard.

When I come back the next week there are only three bottles left; I hoard them all.

Apple Inc. has built up a $76. 2 billion cash hoard.

He says as long as governments hoard rice and make deals among themselves, the price will continue to increase.

And why wouldn't the dragon use its hoard to defend itself?

The exhibition catalogue is the first time this hoard has been written up in detail in English.

Traders rushed to cut their exposure to risky assets such as commodities to hoard cash.

And the search giant is sitting on a cash hoard of $26. 4 billion.

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Regardless of the food supply, they will hoard it, not knowing how long they will be at sea.

How many boards could the Mongols hoard, if the Mongol hordes got bored?

To his family's amusement and surprise, by the spring of 1942, his hoard totalled $120.

You can't think too much. You have to hoard that intense feel of love, lust, jealousy inside you like you're about to explode.

As of June 30, the company's cash hoard totaled $47. 9 billion, up $19. 9 billion from one year earlier.

As a result, relatively few people wanted to spend their scrip and go out, while many wanted to baby-sit so they could add to their hoard.

To find a hoard still located in its Bronze Age context, below the level of ploughed soil, is very rare.

TITANIA I have a venturous fairy that shall seek The squirrel's hoard, and fetch thee new nuts.

How many boards could the Mongols hoard before the Mongol hordes got bored?

Even at an inflation level of 4. 4 per cent, there are already signs that consumers are starting to hoard goods.

Of course money is not something to hoard .

That is partly because the elderly continue to live comfortably on their vast hoard of savings.

That is because of the tendency to hoard supply to lock in costs and ensure future availability.

One who lives Very meagerly in order to hoard money.

Some free advice? You ever get back there, you hoard toilet paper.

Of course, sitting on a huge cash hoard can make companies do curious things, such as spend more than $8 billion to buy Skype.

Most of their hoard has been accumulated in the past ten years (see chart 2).

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Apple actually uses its cash hoard in a very interesting way to maintain a decisive advantage over its rivals

Means of Payment and Means of Hoard

Hoard of the Black Dragonflight

We must not hoard material possessions in the family for our own use but must share them with the family;

For some three suns to store and hoard myself,

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