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As the first data indicating sudden growth began emerging over the summer, many market observers chalked it up to refineries hoarding crude.

Around the city, people were hoarding food, while hotels were pleading for guests to leave.

It's as if millions of Americans are drowning while Republicans stand on the shore, hoarding life preservers by the armfuls.

You and I, we are the Church, no? We have to share with our people. Suffering today is because people are hoarding, not giving, not sharing.

The company, criticised a year ago for hoarding cash, has seen its reserves fall from more than $40bn on hand to just under $20bn.

When it takes the form of hoarding, the link between saving and promoting economic activity is broken, or at least frayed.

It's as if you were a king hoarding gold and a peasant from another country discovered a way to make gold out of lead for free.

CHRISTOPHER CRUISE: A grand jury in New York recently charged a man and his wife with hoarding one hundred cats.

So the materialism that strikes a visitor to America is not that of loving and hoarding wealth; it is a love of making and consuming wealth.

Although cash reserves are now at record levels , the hoarding seems to be peaking .

Like a bad bank, the aim is to isolate toxic assets, encourage private money to come in and discourage banks from hoarding their capital.

Shareholders of these companies seem unable to make managers stop hoarding cash and start paying dividends.

Child paper hoarding send advertising content, then a hoarding can be a time period, display more than one advertiser's wide.

Plywood containing tropical hardwoods shall not be used for hoarding or formwork at all construction sites.

"Speculative trading and hoarding of specific agricultural products may continue, " he said.

A poor harvest brought on by bad weather was the original culprit, but with prices soaring, hoarding may also be responsible.

Banks are responding to institutional investors who are stepping back into markets after more than a year of hoarding cash.

Put briefly, the underlying cause of the present crisis was an increase in reserve "hoarding" , chiefly by China.

Local departments of the commission will step up monitoring of fuel prices and crack down on hoarding and price fixing, it said.

Given the current global economic situation, the individual should not be blamed for a partiality in favor of "hoarding. "

The trouble is that this cash hoarding is a symptom, rather than a cause of the crisis, which has more to do with solvency.

The European Chamber of Commerce has warned that such measures may well lead to nothing but "shortages" and "hoarding" .

But it is not signalling that at the moment, and there is no sign of hoarding.

Her mother now lives in a retirement community and, at 80, is still hoarding.

It said most of those still had jobs due to "labour hoarding" , jargon for a reluctance to sack staff during downturns.

"Privacy has been used as an excuse by those who have a vested interest in hoarding this information, " Heywood says.

He also tells family members to ask forgiveness from their hoarding loved ones for past efforts to clean against their will.

A popular explanation is that this reflects labour hoarding, in contrast to the US where unemployment has risen much more.

Of all the possible reasons one might think or justify it's down to the obtuse chains of a trait I get from my Mother: hoarding (! ).

'The memory of Lehman is still very fresh, so banks are probably hoarding dollars, ' said Charles St. Arnaud at Nomura Securities.

For the gold bugs, trusting the government seems as unwise as hoarding gold seems to most other people.

An "inordinate number of hoarders describe themselves as artists, " the authors observe, adding, "Maybe hoarding is creativity run amok. "

The fact that both were rising simultaneously in the copper market had many worried that speculators were buying and hoarding the metal.

Crack down on hoarding and disturb the market, safeguarding market order.

To stabilise the price of the medicinal root, the NDRC vowed to put an end to hoarding.

Hoarding by Chinese suppliers is one of the biggest concerns, they said.

They were busy hoarding liquidity and pushing risky instruments into the hands of the authorities.

Therefore we each exude the opposite of real love in the form of greed and hoarding and self sacrifice and deprivation.

They then looked to see whetherthere was any link between compulsive hoarding and compulsiveshopping.

Nor are legal skills surrounding Intellectual Property and Copyright very useful anymore. Nor are the skills of hoarding and scarcity.

is part of a broader nationwide crackdown on land-hoarding and land left idle by property developers.

To prevent hoarding of land acts enterprises to obtain the right to use the land without long-term, we must resolutely recovered.

Suddenly, servers become commodities to share across departments - hoarding of departmental server resources can become a thing of the past.

Some students participate with joy or grim determination, stalking and killing their friends and hoarding the best weapons.

These controls encourage hoarding, drive up prices and hurt the poorest people around the world who are struggling to feed themselves.

In Dublin, a female garda was injured after she was trapped under a 30-foot wooden hoarding blown over by winds in north Dublin.

By comparison with the rest of Europe, Lisbon is hoarding disproportionately large quantities of gold.

The build-up of liquidity just reflects the fact that banks are hoarding funds to improve their balance sheets.

Hoarding cash for a rainy day was seen as a failure of executive imagination.

Banks, forced to contemplate redeeming hundreds of billions of dollars in maturing commercial loans, began hoarding liquidity.

Cases hoarding and low cation efficiency helped to develop plea bargaining in the United States.

After all, the liquidity hoarding would not last for ever.

His analysis spells trouble for the economy's short-term health: once builders stop hoarding workers, the unemployment rate will rise.

This can only happen if member banks actually lend the excess money out instead of hoarding the extra cash.

I started hoarding stocks of oil to sell at high prices when supplies ran out, and everything was all set.

But it has also made redundant workers more expendable, and labor hoarding a thing of the past.

Cases hoarding and low sue efficiency helped to develop plea bargaining in the United States.

Food hoarding, if sufficiently widespread, can further increase inflationary pressure.

Concern over China's hoarding of rare earths has also been spreading to the United States.

I realized that we had both been hoarding redundant copies of our favorite books "just in case" we ever split up.

The sudden decision was aimed at preventing hoarding among consumers, which may endanger public safety and cause panic over inflation.

An unexpected bad harvest could cause governments to react by hoarding food and blocking exports, sending prices skyrocketing.

As a result, banks are hoarding their capital rather than lending it in the money markets.

Price controls and crackdowns on hoarding might temporarily ease the inflation rate, but they cannot provide a lasting solution.

Economists puzzled over 'labor hoarding, ' or the tendency of companies to hold on to unneeded workers.

It poured cash into the banking system in a preemptive strike against panic hoarding.

Ordinary Vietnamese have responded by buying up dollars and hoarding gold, or speculating on land in the hope of retaining their savings.

HOARDING provisions for future use is not unique to humans. Birds, squirrels and monkeys do it.

Some hedge funds have been hoarding cash in preparation for these withdrawal requests.

"A lot of my customers who have been hoarding up their gold are selling it because now it's a good time to sell scrap gold, " Harris said.

The pace of job loss is slowing and encouraging labour hoarding will hold back America's inevitable economic restructuring.

Rather than encourage labour hoarding, governments should promote hiring.

Supplies have been pinched by panic-hoarding and by quake-triggered refinery fires.

It can raise its long-run inflation target, to help convince the private sector that borrowing is a good idea and hoarding cash a mistake.

Management meant hunting for resources and then hoarding them, not dealing with costs, customers and competition.

In the case of Hoarding Tyrant, you can banish it to gain two runes.

On the entire spectrum of vice, compulsive hoarding registers toward the innocuous end.

Any rail staff found hoarding tickets or selling them to scalpers would be fired.

Many units owned land "hoarding" , or wait for the acquisition of Gao Li profiteering opportunity.

Any semi-conscious bank management team knows that capital and liquidity are precious and therefore is hoarding both.

This led to panicky selling, sharp cuts in payrolls and hoarding of cash by households.

Large mobs of half-starved and vindictive townsmen descended on villages to seize food from farmers accused of hoarding.

The hoarding is a natural consequence of the breakdown of the securitisation market.

Even people in Tokyo have been hoarding supplies amid concerns the winds may carry the radioactive materials to the capital.

But until they do, they promote pessimism and the hoarding of cash, by consumers and companies alike, that further weaken the economy.

People with compulsive hoarding syndrome gather many objects and seemingly cannot remove them.

Consumers are hoarding their cash, companies are mothballing investment plans.

The hoarding of power and riches in the capital, Kathmandu, causes huge resentment, which fed the Maoist insurgency.

First, they are hoarding "our" money, immense amounts of it.

GG: Come and see. Some became millionaires for hoarding garlic as a rare commodity.

Starved of funds and facing not just losses but lawsuits (see article), the banks are hoarding liquidity and capital.

Another difficulty encountered in large enterprises is the hoarding of promotable persons by their immediate superiors.

The courtyard is piled with bricks that villagers have been hoarding in the hope of one day building a new church.

Mr Brown chose the second option, hoarding his money, a bit more than $20m, all summer.

Finally, the Keynesian myth of hoarding must be dispelled.

Normally, speculation drives up commodity prices by promoting hoarding.

Hoarding means companies are spending and investing less, damping economic growth.

The FAO says while stockpiling emergency supplies is understandable, hoarding staples and banning exports only made the situation worse.

There was Riot in Benghazi as people attacked Supply Warehouse. The people were having Shortages blamed NTC of Hoarding food.

The rats would tear into the colony and massacre the auklets, hoarding them to survive the harsh Kiska winters.

Rules should also be in place to prevent hoarding of food, Zoellick said.

The artist calls it 'compulsive hoarding', a personality disorder that compels the amassing of one's belongings.

He even had kind words for usury laws, arguing that they had reduced interest rates and thus discouraged hoarding.

It's even reported that speculators are hoarding a large number of properties to fuel price rises.

He also compares the anti-land hoarding policy to interference in a marriage.

This, they argue, would deter speculators from hoarding empty property and help bring prices down.

Mr. Xie says that his point about hoarding is speculative, since nobody can account for all the bottles of Lafite in the world.

After the war, they were shot for hoarding.

Americans are buying and hoarding roughly 20 billion items of clothing per year as a nation, Cline points out.

Other banks are hoarding earnings or shrinking assets , or the reverse , choosing to ramp up risk again while regulators dither .

Since even before Choc finger started hoarding it, cocoa prices have been on the rise, doubling in the past six years.

Some in the run business, travel and travel throughout the country, hoarding of goods filled du yi.

And the earthquake may have also accompanied by high prices, hoarding of key materials, non-city trip.

No one could accuse Dubai of hoarding rather than flaunting wealth.

As Shane Claiborne says, "Giving is much more contagious than hoarding. "

This reflects frustration in Washington that big businesses are hoarding profits and not investing.

The domestic media is filled with stories of hoarding by both producers and consumers.

Simply put, banks are hoarding cash, and the influx of government money won't necessarily change their plans.

To avoid their fate, other banks are hoarding capital, instead of making seemingly profitable loans.

Some 17 percent are hoarding particular styles in the hope of a fashion revival.

Before eating too much to because of the waste discharge and hoarding in vitro.

It's not just inadequate consumption by the 99% that's the problem for China's unbalanced economy. It's the 1% hoarding their shadowy gains.

Third, central banks could deploy policies to discourage cash hoarding.

But in addition to that, if no one can do the tasks you do, it's because you're hoarding knowledge and making things needlessly complicated.

Market volatility swelled and companies began hoarding cash instead of chasing deals while the cost of capital climbed.

Gesell, following a suggestion made by Swiss merchant George Nordman, argued that a "carrying tax" on money could prevent hoarding.

During the siege people began hoarding food and supplies.

China's cash-rich banks are urgently hoarding capital in case non-performing loans do spike.

But the hoarding is driving agricultural commodity prices even higher.

Speculators were indeed at work but there is no evidence of hoarding.

By relieving the seizure plaguing financial markets, the Fed hopes it can free up the cash many banks are hoarding.

China is warning local businesses against grain hoarding.

You might also note that hoarding also becomes unnecessary, as when you have all you need, there is no incentive to take more than you need.

The government blamed the shortage on dollar hoarding, but the prime cause was its own stimulus spending.

You don't know when you will get a paycheck again so start hoarding the money you have.

Similarly, labour hoarding in France also comes at a cost.

Back then, central banks started hoarding gold instead.

The first daughter responds to charges of hoarding taxpayer nickels.

And, writes Jonathan Watts, dealers are hoarding horn like gold.

Some claim that oil producers are in effect hoarding oil below the ground.

Tip: There's no point in hoarding lots of cash. You should use it to purchase tools in stores in the City.

Asia was hit hard in 2007 and 2008 when shortages of foodstuffs, especially rice, led to hoarding and riots.

When should humans decide that hiding and hoarding is the right idea?

By some estimates poor countries have $1. 4 trillion of debts to roll over this year alone and Western creditors are hoarding their cash.

Local agencies are on the lookout for signs of hoarding and price gouging.

There is no future in hoarding data, only controlling it.

It feared a spike in domestic cotton prices, followed by hoarding.

Nor are the skills of hoarding and scarcity.

We must take strong measures against actions of hoarding and profiteering that upset the market.

But inventories are not especially full just now and there are few signs of hoarding.

Perhaps the greatest concern, however, is that banks are hoarding government bonds.

Salt's impressive energy-hoarding was first demonstrated ina pilot project in the Mojave Desert, Solar Two, between 1994 to1999.

The government warned hoarding is illegal and assured supply is 'completely guaranteed. '

I'll stop here, but add one more sentiment: hoarding oil, this is one investment that will never pay off!

Hoarding empty flats in the hope of price rises is one indicator, but there are others.

In France, too, labour hoarding comes at a cost.

Farmers are now hoarding grain however they can: The United Nations Development Program reports that post-harvest losses amount to 30%.

Your sister's been hoarding me long enough. Though it's time to spread the riches around.

Now facing the spectre of hoarding and export bans, governments must find a way to work together, writes Alex Evans .

Life's great and wonderful blessings are not for hoarding. They are for living.

Dr Mann rebuts allegations of data-hoarding.

Yuan Shao is the nest of hoarding rations, a grain depot.

Rather, China's hoarding is being driven by hot money.

Hoarding drives rare earth prices up .

May include specific limit, the "basket" system and severely punish the mayor is responsible for hoarding and so on.

Banks, too, have been increasing the pace at which they are hoarding cash.

Banks are also hoarding their cash, aware how precious it is.

It has put limits on companies that stockpile sugar in order to check hoarding.

There is panic buying and hoarding. Loyalty to the group is being tested.

So the hoarding has been hurriedly removed.

If the plan works, halting and hoarding light in this way could eventually lead to better computers.

He is fed up with the elderly hoarding their money.

It's concerned with fundamental needs such as survival, physical maintenance, hoarding, dominance, preening and mating.

This has been achieved by hoarding the water.

Already, there are signs that people are hoarding gold.

Other firms are hoarding their profits and waiting for the tax regime to change.

At merely 51 of Japan's 211 missions overseas, government auditors counted 35, 000 bottles, rather glibly calling the hoarding "excessive" .

I have learnt to forward emails on the projects to others, instead of hoarding them for days.

His hoarding came just in time.

Another sign of mounting fear is that banks are hoarding again.

These rainy-day funds have swollen since 2004, mostly because of increased hoarding by oil-exporters and by China (see chart 2).

Because the companies are, by and large, hoarding this money, the result is that U. S. domestic demand is being depressed.

For example, firms across the rich world are hoarding cash.

In fact, banks in America today are hoarding, rather than lending, most of the cash that they have received from the government's bail outs.

Can it be done, given the problem of cash hoarding?

Hoarding is exactly what happened in Japan earlier this decade when the Bank of Japan implemented quantitative easing between 2001 and 2006.

European refrigerators are narrow, because every day people buy vegetables in supermarkets, not hoarding food.

Banks are hoarding capital. US consumer credit, for example, fell at an annualised 10 per cent in July.

Are you delegating . . . or hoarding?

At the same time, corporate cash hoarding rose to a record high during the period, a sign companies remain leery about the future.

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