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The Federal Reserve would have to pump huge sums of money into the market to keep other banks afloat after Salomon failed to pay them.

Keep Greece afloat for a couple of years and the rest of the eurozone will be robust enough to withstand the shock of a default.

That seems to be the mission of the finance industry as a whole: to keep everyone afloat.

The relationship between the government and public is like that of a ship and water. Water can keep the ship afloat or sink it.

Even if this two crazy kids can't work it out, nice to see that they're doing their part to keep the publishing industry afloat.

It had 16 watertight compartments that would hold the ship afloat even in the event that four of the compartments were damaged.

In a recession it's too easy to focus on keeping the ship afloat rather than developing employee's careers.

White House budget officials have already scaled back estimates of how much money they might need to keep the financial system afloat.

The ship was designed to be the last word in comfort and luxury and was the largest ship afloat at the time of her maiden voyage.

Under current law, when a lender forgives part of a mortgage to help its customer stay afloat, that amount is treated as taxable income.

In a suburb of Jakarta, children drifting in poverty seem to have found a lifebuoy to keep them afloat in the Nurul Iman Islamic School.

The burden fell away, leaving me afloat, and I was a spectator witnessing the nearest to a love scene I would ever see between them.

No one would have looked at her twice except to wonder how she stayed afloat, and that was exactly why Davos was sailing on her.

If you throw a handful of straw into a river, some of it stays afloat even in a rapids.

The ship he commanded was the largest afloat at the time of her maiden voyage.

Since the potential damage to the wider economy was so great, taxpayers have had no choice but to keep the system afloat.

In the case of a plane, it's the difference in pressure on the top and bottom of its wings that keeps the craft afloat.

The fifty-foot whale was weighted down by hundreds of pounds of traps that caused her to struggle to stay afloat.

I refused to let these companies become permanent wards of the state, kept afloat on an endless supply of taxpayer money.

It quietly afloat while the cloud is flowing light, as if no weight, her heart by no means heavy.

Steve : He ran a little hardware store in my hometown. I'm just trying to keep it afloat while he recovers .

In his confession, Mr Raju said he had personally raised 12. 3 billion rupees ($250m) in loans to help keep Satyam afloat.

Like many young self-employed Greeks he wonders whether he should stop trying to keep his business afloat and emigrate to Australia instead.

When I touched her mother's cheek, her mother suddenly found afloat on the face of the wet tears.

Higher-quality rivets or a thicker hull might have kept the ship afloat longer.

When your legs and hips start to sink, make slight adjustment at the top end of your body just to stay afloat.

AIG has received more public funds to stay afloat than any other firm, with the government owning an 80%-stake in the company.

Indeed, innovative entrepreneurs may help keep the country afloat in a time of global uncertainty.

Down she came and found a boat Beneath a willow left afloat, And around about the prow she wrote The Lady of Shalott.

Almost any flotation vest or belt will work, as long as it keeps your body afloat while allowing you to perform a running motion.

ADVERTISING agencies have been worrying for years that advertising alone will not pay enough to keep them afloat.

Opening the watertight doors would have allowed the ship to sink on an even keel and remain afloat longer.

The boat was finally submerged and he struggled to stay afloat.

Sorry, I'm barely staying afloat on my own. I don't even want to think about how poorly things might go with the two of us.

But now, despite initial high hopes for the deal, the company is struggling to stay afloat.

For over a year, the Petersons have relied on credit cards to keep afloat financially.

Bad real-estate investments mean the bank has only kept itself afloat by cooking the books.

Once again, the question will be how the near-insolvent banks can be kept afloat, to avoid systemic risk.

One woman came to see me repeatedly, asking me foradvice and products that could help her stay afloat with all the stuff she hadto organize.

Now the company is struggling to stay afloat as dollops of debt come due and clients tap credit lines.

The buoys will support up to 6400 tons, and construction of the island's facilities will begin once they're afloat.

"How do they justify this outrage to the taxpayers who are keeping the company afloat? " Obama asked, referring to AIG's management.

The buoyancy of the boat kept it afloat even with the added weight.

But she and her husband, a real estate investor, have also dipped into their savings to keep the organization afloat.

A case could be made for keeping the Big Three afloat as a jobs program until the economy gets better and then letting them go bankrupt.

The shouting and acrimony have died down, and the mainstream physics community remains largely unconvinced that the theory can stay afloat.

The Crystal Moon began to 'overload', weakening the anti gravity field that kept it afloat.

That might be the price society has to pay to keep the banking system afloat without crippling future taxpayers.

And it's only a few months since governments injected enormous sums of money to try and keep the whole system afloat.

The boat stayed afloat throughout the storm .

This may have held back the economy in boom times; but, with its welfare cushion, it helps to keep it afloat in recession.

Like millions of Americans, the chronic stresses of life have taken their toll on me and I struggle each day to keep myself afloat.

Military officials said Shinkawa was lucky that mild weather and relatively calm seas enabled him to stay afloat for nearly two days.

The United States Navy and Royal Thai Navy conduct the annual joint operation Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (CARAT).

She ran a leather shop, and was finding it increasingly difficult to stay afloat after the GDR authorities stopped her deliveries.

Meanwhile Middle Eastern fund managers and Asian consumers are quietly keeping the U. S. economy afloat.

Domestically, Mr. Chavez leaves behind a deeply divided country with an economy in disarray, barely kept afloat by high oil prices.

Other potential contenders have gone out of business or are struggling to stay afloat.

While many stalwart industries are struggling to stay afloat, microfinance continues to thrive, as I described in my post yesterday.

Make sure your rates are high enough to keep you afloat yet reasonable enough for the value you provide.

"How oddly, " he said, "you keep you afloat. "

When it appeared the Spurs may fall off the charts, Duncan kept the team afloat long enough for Parker and Ginobili to return.

Soon, though, the lenders forced Bear Stearns to extend one of the portfolios $1. 6 billion of its own money to keep it afloat.

The boat stuck on a sandbank but we soon got it afloat again.

Grandparents in the U. S. Are increasingly playing important roles in keeping families afloat.

A similar diary stored in the recesses of a computer hard drive or afloat somewhere on the cloud feels decidedly less real.

Action is at bottom a swinging and flailing of the arms to regain one's balance and keep afloat.

Sometimes, neighborliness is the only thing that keeps a business afloat.

It runs a fairly substantial trade deficit, so it depends on remittances and direct investment to stay afloat.

The boats afloat were not seen by the enemy.

But the ability of the central government to keep its banks afloat is not the end of the story.

The company didn't need the money to stay afloat, but to keep its banks happy.

The homogeneous society may have to rely on foreign immigrant labour to stay afloat , Jeon warned.

The generous rewards in an industry that relied on taxpayer support to keep it afloat are indeed hard to stomach.

ALADDIN, and systems like it, should help them keep afloat by automating some of the data analysis and the management of robots.

He knows that few men are skillful or strong or lucky enough to keep a skill afloat in these wild waters.

Members of the middle cIass were no longer financing their lifestyles through earnings but were using credit to stay afloat.

These days, however, decreased demand has left China's textile factories struggling to stay afloat, with many having already gone under.

The costs of this approach would not cost trillions of dollars which is what the current price tag is for keeping the banks afloat.

Many of these companies had systems that worked well, but none processed enough payments to stay afloat.

Keeping the idea afloat, Senator Donahue made a point of travelling tourist class himself, by air, informing the press before each journey.

Governments, after all, have been forced to make ever-deeper incursions in their economies to keep them afloat.

In any event, he hopes that aid will keep Tanzania afloat long enough for its economy eventually to make a great leap forward.

I mean, how do they justify this outrage to the taxpayers who are keeping the company afloat?

And he still has that adorable hover manoeuvre, frantically kicking his legs in mid-air, groaning with effort to keep himself afloat.

Presently it seemed that even the captain dozed, and the correspondent thought that he was the one man afloat on all the oceans.

To compete and stay afloat in a world of fast-shifting investment, the traditional companies had to improve their performance.

Eric Levin, founder of Criminal Records, an eight-employee Atlanta record store, is trying a different strategy to stay afloat.

Experience has shown that a desperate, drowning person will grasp at even a few pieces of dry straw floating in the water to stay afloat .

Maintaining their interest will be crucial if Nicaragua is to stay afloat when Venezuela's generosity runs out.

China has also emerged as a major buyer of European sovereign debt, crucial to keeping euro zone borrowers afloat.

A $200 billion programme is helping Kremlin-linked companies stay afloat (and also consolidating the authorities' control of the economy).

That will demand deep structural adjustments in economies kept afloat on the sea of credit.

Fighting to stay afloat, Endris thought he saw the dolphins form a protective wall between him and the great white.

Keeping loyal oligarchs afloat has checked the political impact of the financial crisis by limiting layoffs.

Grief is not apparent from the very beginning, but over a period of time gradually after your heart afloat.

In total, 53% of respondents said they had made some form of personal sacrifice in order to help keep their employer afloat.

In the U. S. , some dining chains are struggling to keep afloat in the sluggish economy.

A former European commissioner from Ireland, Peter Sutherland, thinks that Europe's single currency has kept Ireland afloat.

The sailors were bailing all of the heavy barrels to keep the ship afloat.

So the taxpayer had no real choice but to step in to keep the system afloat.

Some reckon that MFI clients are able to stay afloat only by borrowing from one microlender to repay another.

On such a full sea are we now afloat And we must take the current when it serves or lose the ventures before us.

The famous skyline of lower Manhattan rises before them, glittering in sun, afloat in mist, against a backdrop of sky never twice the same.

The World Trade Center United Family group, run by victims' families, also lost its funding this year but is struggling to stay afloat.

Drink a cup of drink and leave the cup afloat with the flow , all the sadness washed by the water.

As many are being kept afloat by subsidies, the cost, in this equation, is borne by the public purse.

However, he has virtually no political room to argue for a full-blown second stimulus to keep the economy afloat next year.

But stuff cannot break fast enough to keep this arrow afloat.

Chronically understaffed and under-funded, your team struggles to stay afloat.

But with credit markets tightening and collapsing U. S. auto sales draining GM's cash, the auto maker is scrambling to keep itself afloat.

Unfazed that a battered dory refuses to stay afloat, children of Dangriga amuse themselves along the shore.

General Motors Corp. and Chrysler LLC need billions of dollars in government loans to stay afloat.

Castro has sent hundreds of doctors and educators to Venezuela, which in turn has helped keep the Cuban economy afloat with cheap oil.

Will the emerging markets keep the global economy afloat if the developed world is hit by a double dip?

None of which is good when you're fighting to stay afloat in a competitive work environment.

The stimulus money helped keep many states afloat, a cushion that no longer exists.

Many now sell tourist trinkets to stay afloat, cramming their stalls with souvenirs.

These weird and wonderful snails live a bizarre upside-down life staying afloat in water by forever blowing bubbles.

The firm managed to stay afloat during the recession.

In the interim, NASA will be forced to use a Russian stand-in, Soyuz, in order to keep the space station supplied and afloat, as it were.

China's rise has kept Japanese exporters afloat; but it is domestic demand that will save Japan from drowning.

Mr Petrondas was forced to dismiss all 10 of his employees but worked furiously to keep the business afloat.

Furthermore, your societies have maxed out the resources that keep them afloat.

But the question we really should be asking is: why keep insolvent banks afloat?

But according to a recent report, Iran, Syria's ally to the east, may help keep Damascus afloat with a $5. 8 billion loan.

High-profile relationships with other stars often give entertainment figures the publicity they need to keep their careers afloat.

Afloat on a boat or flotsam, they will be dragged inland with the flow until a reverse slosh begins, the water flowing back into its bed.

Mr. McGraw believes building those connections is a key factor in keeping his restaurant afloat.

His chief benefactor will probably give just enough aid to keep him afloat, while demanding concessions.

In the west, the strains of keeping the economy afloat are visible in soaring deficits and sovereign debt crises.

These days, Belarus is largely dependent on foreign handouts to stay afloat.

When the water reached the neck level they broke a window and saw that their belongings weres afloat around.

China has continued a policy of trade and aid for Pyongyang, helping to keep the teetering North Korean economy afloat.

These firms keep themselves afloat with "oil bonds" , which the government guarantees but does not enter on its books.

Buoyancy: The tendency or capacity to remain afloat in a liquid or rise in air or gas.

The half ship of large ships afloat sits Dun, large ships two major segments gather together of craft method.

One factor that was critical in keeping the economy afloat this winter underperformed in the spring: the American consumer.

Fortune's Anne Fisher offers tips to help you avoid the ax, and how to keep your career afloat if you don't.

The Obama administration's efforts to keep GM afloat have become increasingly unpopular.

The obvious way to keep the household financially afloat is for the mother to go out to work.

A buoyant object , such as a cork, used to hold a net or fishing line afloat .

Due to special features of workboat, their afloat condition adjustment is very important.

There is a less modern approach to football that every now and then forces clubs to sell big players to stay afloat.

In return, the insurer would receive a bridge loan of $85bn to keep it afloat until it could dispose of billions of dollars in assets.

In the US the combination of ultra-loose monetary and fiscal policies has kept the economy afloat.

Or just satisfy our curiosity about how ants cooperate to stay afloat.

And while afloat, The little boat bended, My story's ended.

Economy is not good. They struggle to stay afloat.

The numbers can get overwhelming and the question becomes: How does America stay afloat?

Tearing up decades of monetarist orthodoxy, it has been printing money to keep the financial system afloat.

Farmers are staying afloat by getting loans secured by every cow, tractor and acre they own.

He couldn't swim but a large piece of wood kept him afloat.

Instead, the twins sometimes pay the interest into the pool to keep the loans afloat .

Other Wall Street firms would inject some capital into the bad bank to keep it afloat.

Russia's government and economy will likely be kept afloat as long as oil and gas prices remain high.

With more than 25 years in business, it was her established clients that kept her afloat.

Local businessmen guess the shilling is kept afloat by "common assent" .

Small daily pleasures keep us emotionally afloat, balancing out life's lows.

Buoyancy keeps everything from rubber ducks to ocean liners afloat.

With the industry afloat on a sea of red ink, you cannot carp about a bank that nets $9. 5bn of profits in six months.

A human lifeguard can keep but a single person afloat.

In return, Eritrea probably got a lot of Arab cash and petrol to keep its economy afloat.

Green, Hodge, Gray and some other necessity entrepreneurs say they struggle to keep their businesses afloat.

I'm surprised your boat is still afloat.

But his real story is different, and it has to do with the powers of communication that keep the world afloat.

Abandoned by their offense, the Spurs leaned on their defense to keep them afloat.

GM is staying afloat with billions of dollars in taxpayers' bailout money.

They need further money production to stay afloat.

Already, the Fed has adopted a host of unconventional actions to keep the economy afloat.

They set rumours afloat about her.

But it is certain that efforts to keep their struggling rivals afloat are hurting them.

Ignoring this may seem weak, but battling to keep plans afloat is a waste of time.

Cash infusions from the government (i. e. taxpayers) will be necessary to keep the organization afloat.

Securing $2. 1B in financing with the help of parent company GM, the bargain promises to keep Opel afloat for the near term.

Right now, government spending is what's keeping the economy afloat.

Afloat Fenfang poetic skin, fiery red in the Oath of flowing blood boiling, happiness, and especially.

The buoy is kept afloat in its vertical position based on afloat gill net and afloat bacon principle.

Mr. Strauss-Kahn's sudden departure left Europe stunned, coming right in the middle of discussions on how to keep Greece financially afloat.

I promise to devote my all to keep our love afloat with perseverance and restraint.

Neurath has likened science to a boat which, if we are to rebuild it, we must rebuild plank by plank while staying afloat in it.

He's struggling to stay afloat in a sea of debt.

His contracts dried up, and to stay afloat, he used loans and credit cards, racking up $85, 000 in debt.

If you're in the water, don't inflate your vest until you need it to keep afloat.

More and more couples are in two-job families -- and sometimes hold down more than one job apiece to stay afloat.

His business is facing difficulties, but it is staying afloat.

A "Buy Local" campaign is keeping some businesses afloat.

The employees get to keep the bonuses while AIG is deprived of funds that were supposedly essential to keeping it afloat.

Such methods will help you do your part in keeping your company, or at least your job afloat.

The Feng feather microscopic Mi wears Mou son and look at that chilly afloat in the sky white figure.

Suddenly, they're forced to figure out how to keep their marriages healthy while working to keep their businesses afloat.

Billions of dollars of foreign aid helped keep Georgia afloat, but they are running out.

It kept the banks afloat and restored public confidence in them.

The firm couldn't keep the business afloat during the recession.

And that's what keeps Wikipedia afloat.

"Now more than ever trade is essential to keeping America's economy afloat, " said Mr Kirk.

Now, they are building up property portfolios and helping keep the market afloat.

The credit that has kept American families afloat for the past 10 years is similar to those Madoff-produced brokerage statements.

Confronting the exigency of cost control , entrepreneurs are pressed to find a quick fix to stay afloat .

They help them to stay afloat while they get better.

He keeps himself afloat by industry and economy.

Not all are doing well, of course, with institutions such as UBS and Citigroup still struggling to stay afloat.

One, in Hubei Province, opened a box factory in the 1990s to stay afloat.

Set afloat eg: A rival company has set afloat a new credit scheme.

The ship stuck fast on the rocks and we couldn't get it afloat again.

Many of them have jobs that require them to dip into credit lines just to stay afloat.

Cup of water vapor emitted slightly, tea quietly afloat.

When Rose is afloat on the wood looking up at the stars, there is a vague image of the necklace.

The French government says workers must stay on the job longer to keep the state pension system afloat.

Are you moving toward your dreams for your life, or just making a living and managing to stay afloat?

Even faded stars such as Jackson can stay afloat with the promise of income from comebacks like his now-aborted concert series.

I think he was a guy that really kept his team afloat for years with guys playing hard in his system and playing the right way.

Still, his career was solid and his life was afloat.

But papa also keeps the household afloat: his children have a keen interest in labour laws that keep their parent unsackable.

All the ships are still afloat.

The biggest ships afloat now are oil tanks.

Local museums, many of which struggled financially in recent years, are back afloat.

Edward wants to sell the goods whilst they are afloat.

Several toy boats are afloat on the pond.

If Yahoo and ABC can plug each other's holes, both can stay afloat.

He kept afloat by treading water.

He is struggling to keep afloat after a series of emotional and health problems.

This month has been totally ugly, because the sale is so slow. It is difficult to keep the business afloat.

Many boats are afloat on the river.

There's a story afloat that he'll resign.

The number of tons of water that a ship displaces when afloat.

In any case, the funds will keep the job creation company afloat for some four months.

We saw many things afloat.

My back teeth are afloat.

Help me get my boat afloat .

After the rain the whole cellar WAS afloat.

There is also a raft of initial public offerings to keep afloat.

Find some way to keep afloat and to regain your composure.

In Japan though, the country's high population of elderly citizens is keeping the papers afloat. . . for now, at least.

So Europeans are doing their best to keep their system afloat.

One lesson is that it shows the Herculean and creative lengths the Fed went to, to keep the system afloat during 2008 and 2009.

A ship is afloat.

"I have a family; I can't take a $10-an-hour job and still stay afloat. "

Which life do you prefer, life on land or life afloat?

Which do you prefer, life on land or life afloat .

to keep us afloat until we got in the life rafts. What?

It is personal service and attention to detail that can keep a business afloat.

The public now plays a big part in keeping farmers afloat.

Perhaps IT was. . . the mere accident of our having entered the school upon the same day, which set afloat the notion that we were brothers

There are some 4, 000 box-carrying ships afloat today and another 1, 300 have been ordered.

made in china . . . wonder how long it'll stay afloat?

Method of adjusting the afloat condition of the ship automatically in FE analysis

Oxygen also has no trace afloat

Experiment of the Tobacco Afloat Seedling with the Substrate of New Materials

So Near There to as She May Safely Reach and Lie Always Afloat