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The video ultimately was made but, like B-SPAN itself, it was quietly mothballed when he left the bank a year later.

But it was a different story across the road on its two mothballed sites, which stood largely silent.

Steel plants have since been sold, mothballed or slated for closure, in part because Europe's economy is so weak.

Since recessions mean mothballed car plants, older cars and quieter roads, we may have the opportunity to relive this age for real.

There have been reports of protests as factories are mothballed in response to sliding export demand.

too low a price will cause mines to be mothballed or arable land to be switched to other crops.

Most commentators believed that the supply crunch would ease once new (or mothballed) rare-earth mines are opened.

Mr Abbott says he wants to reopen mothballed facilities for keeping refugees on the tiny, bankrupted island of Nauru.

Existing fossil fuel stations are "mothballed" for use only as a last resort.

Many of the projects have been mothballed until the oil price recovers.

Chipmakers have mothballed excess capacity.

OMG China has a mothballed , obsolete aircraft carrier. Guess that means we up our percent of tax dollars to the military from 50% to 65%.

After the week of the Hajj, the rolling stock was mothballed, and will remain under wraps for another 12 months.

It will be mothballed during the redevelopment.

A military college near Montreal, which was mothballed by the Liberals, will be reopened.

While the pile of mothballed foreign investments in China keeps growing, Korean investors are sweeping up .

Dozens of mainland companies mothballed IPO plans last year when markets plunged.