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The town grew prosperous on the back of massive reserves of coal, and like the newly rich all over China, its residents piled into property.

Two girlfriends and I piled into a car and headed to Aspen, Colo. where I found a job as a maid at a resort hotel.

But as we piled into the car ready to drive off from the airport, the vehicle began to shake.

Chasing growth, MFIs seem to have piled into the same villages, lending to the same people.

Osmanthus fragrans, year after year, pour the fragrant, blossoming piled into the matters of the heart will remain unchanged.

Then the lawyer and his client piled into a black car from Sunny's limousine service and drove off down Green Street.

One Saturday evening a gang of kids piled into a taxi, heading off for a barbecue on the beach.

I got into the house, we piled into the bathroom, and I threw two large pillows on top of my wife and granddaughter.

Later, there was a sound, a group of gunmen hunter piled into the hole, because all export all is blocked, and the Wolf tranquilliser.

Since, whether competing or attracting, only the best will do, resources get piled into them, almost regardless of the consequences.

The new breed of Chinese retail investors had already piled into the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges, inflating share prices.

"It sometimes takes two months to get a bill and mine are never less than 250 guilders , " she called after us as we piled into the taxi.

For a while after the crash, many rich people piled into safe havens.

As the date of the research update approached, funds piled into the stock, sending it up 18 per cent in the week before December 5.

When the general public found out about Buffett's investment, they piled into BYD's A-shares.

Actually, they do the opposite. They piled into the market in 1999-2000, at the peak, and are piling out of it now.

Because so many have piled into the market so quickly, the risk of a swift reversal becomes ever greater.

On Saturday night the boys always piled into the Ford, took little Josephine, and went to town to the moving-picture show.

and I piled into a car and headed to Aspen, Colo.

But in 2008, as the recession hit full force, investors piled into the safety of Treasurys, which sent prices skyward and yields crashing.

NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Gold prices broke to record highs Monday as investors piled into the precious metal.

The crowd piled into the bus in a few seconds.

LONDON (CNNMoney. com) -- For years investors have piled into economies like China and India in search of outsize returns.

America's economy was resurgent. Investors piled into equities and sold some of the government bonds they'd bought for troubled times.

They were piled into heaps , and the land reeked of them.

The door burst open and the kids piled into the house.

Bankers and mining companies have piled into Perth, the financial capital of Western Australia.

Smartly dressed families bought snacks from street stalls and piled into restaurants.

Bond investors, meanwhile, have piled into Treasuries and fled speculative debt.

Investors have also piled into India's stock market, whose benchmark index had reached record highs beforethe global economic downturn.

Yields on the two-year note hit fresh lows as investors also piled into shorter-maturity Treasury debt.

They are also more diversified. They have piled into commodities trading and wealth management, which remain attractive.

As the yen came off its highs, investors piled into shares (see chart).

John piled into his opponent, almost knocking him down at the first assault.

I'm not sure the foreign investors who've piled into Chinese real-estate companies would agree.

Annual autumn is so in the past, seeing a tree full of grace Ye Fenyang, exuvaite, autumn, piled into the mound.

Investors who piled into gold at the last peak in 1980 saw the price fall by two-thirds in the 20 years that followed.

To defend -- and profit -- from a big rise in inflation, investors have piled into gold or inflation-protected bonds.

Gold, copper and cotton hit record highs in 2010, and investors piled into the market.

And it rose even after the Fed raised rates, as consumers piled into mortgages to chase rising home prices.

Many individuals piled into such funds.

In the late 1980s Japanese firms raced after foreign real estate, and in the late 1990s they piled into technology companies (see chart).

All of us piled into Peter's car and led back to the flat.

We piled into the family van and headed down a familiar route.

In its wake foreign firms piled into industries such as consumer goods and carmaking, drawn by a big pool of labour and customers.

When the bus arrived the crowd piled into it.

As stocks moved higher in 2006 and 2007, investors piled into new offerings.

Hong Kong home prices surged some 40% toward the end of 2007 as buyers, enticed by low mortgage rates of about 3%, piled into the market.

As for the Yi Keke grass united the vast grassland, one by one piled into the life of the building an instant;