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But rates look as though they will be stuck at close to nothing across the developed world for the foreseeable future.

Today the market is moving up the curve but is still mostly stuck at explicit navigation rules with a little more complex navigation.

If you've been stuck at your desk all day and a quick walk around the block isn't an option, just stand up.

If you're stuck at home over Christmas, feeling humbuggy and don't feel like hanging out with your family, you can explore Prague instead.

Sitting all day long with your eyes stuck at your computer screen doesn't go great for your eyes, really.

Why does it seem like everyone you know is gaining momentum in their career, while yours is stuck at a standstill?

Travel blogger and USATODAY. com columnist Harriet Baskas also picks up the subject in her Stuck at the Airport blog.

The revenge target is forced to stay inside: he could be stuck at home two years, four years, 10 years, maybe all his life.

His brain works to match the unexpected misfortune of being stuck at the airport to its eager anticipation of a fun getaway.

I'd be stuck at home in front of my laptop on my own all day.

And the U. S. unemployment rate slipped to 9 percent. It had been stuck at 9. 1 percent for three straight months.

Jill: (on phone) Yeah, I'm fine. I'm just stuck at the bank, in an ATM vestibule.

In their view, Chen handed over at least a decent scripts, agents of yellow also stuck at the planning level.

It's a treat to do some stretches to the music on the radio. We are stuck at the desks all day long .

The share of private consumption in gross domestic product, stuck at 35 per cent for the last few years, is not about to budge.

At a time when the economy is sagging and gasoline prices seem stuck at $4 per gallon, the attraction is easy to see.

But he stuck at it, practicing his ass off because he's that determined to be the best he can possibly be.

For those who are stuck at the cellular level of thinking, I suspect that life is going to become increasingly difficult for you.

Missed your child's piano recital because you were stuck at the office?

Many U. S. workers are stuck at the office grappling with the twists and turns of world markets, economies and company performances.

Stuck at home like this, she felt like a vegetable .

Meanwhile, the number of people applying for jobless benefits has been stuck at elevated levels above 400, 000 a week since early April.

I work for an insurance company in Boston, so I'm stuck at a at a desk much of the time.

I came all this way just to get stuck at the wrong end of this rock pile?

" I am always stuck at that moment and then after a minute or two utter a few words " Because you're so good.

If you are stuck at the head, or some other part, this is a sign of an inactive chakra, possibly caused by an energy blockage.

Female literacy, crucial as both an indicator of development and a determinant of future prosperity, is stuck at 40%.

Correct. In what part of her body did Monica get a pencil stuck at age 14?

But engineers who for one reason or another did not want to move forward got stuck at their current level of abstraction.

With ICBC's share price stuck at these levels, it looks like the world's biggest canary in the coal mine.

Unfortunately, the redesigned sticker is still stuck at the discussionstage.

So, if you get stuck at a certain point, you can carry on and enjoy the rest of the game.

I hate being stuck at home all day.

In the U. S. , Europe and Japan, meanwhile, interest rates remain stuck at historic lows.

The summer programs help keep kids from being stuck at home in front of a TV or languishing on a street corner.

I caricatured my way through three layers by just impressing the guards, but I got stuck. I got stuck at the third.

The tectonic plates are always slowly moving, but they get stuck at their edges due to friction.

If not, we'll be stuck at the bottom of the class.

See that guy? He's stuck at the wall.

Scan chain partition and reordering techniques are proposed to improve the diagnosis resolutions of scan chain single stuck-at faults.

Sometimes you get stuck at work, or you're really tired, or you need to deal with another life issue and you just don't have time to run.

Winter fallow, it is like "Winter-cat" , meaning Like a cat with Fixed stuck at home.

Scope out potential dance partners at the cocktail hour, in case you get stuck at a loser table.

In the opinion polls, Ms Silva had been stuck at around 10% for months. But on the night she got a startling 19. 3%.

But earthquakes strike suddenly. People can get stuck at work, school, or in panicked transit, leaving pets to fend for themselves.

Your racing performances quickly plateau and you feel "stuck" at a certain pace.

I got stuck at the long meeting.

Some unlucky travelers were still stuck at the airport on Friday morning.

MF Global believed the proceeds from some last-minute trades were stuck at J. P. Morgan when the firm filed for bankruptcy on Monday.

People stuck at home may consume more lighting and heating than if they had headed to work.

This is the centrepiece of the Fed's efforts to provide additional stimulus to the economy with interest rates stuck at virtually zero.

If stuck at the level of the meaning of the universe and existence, this thought is total rubbish.

They get stuck at these radii, because if they go in either direction, they'll migrate right back.

Those stuck at airports operating no flights bemoaned their luck.

This Boeing 737 was a long way from a runway stuck at a busy road in India.

So Romeo is quite the pro at hitting home runs on the mattress while you're still stuck at first base.

The reason is that pitch chain growth due to wear and tear, transmission stuck at a discount off stretch.

With national unemployment stuck at above 7 percent, we had to do something.

Leaders stuck at the extremes of assertiveness may have a narrower repertoire of behavior.

"We had what it looked like, what it smelled like, but we were stuck at the sense: how does Hawaii feel? " Ms. Fry said.

The American armed forces remain stuck at their post-cold-war low point yet have a lot more work to do.

The way they look at me, why the person who is supposed to be the breadwinner of the family is stuck at home.

This is useful for detecting when a signal gets stuck at a particular voltage.

The teenage leading character of history's fastest-growing comic strip, Zits, has been stuck at age 15 for four years now.

Early Sunday morning, Uzzle, happily stuck at Woodstock, left his makeshift tent with two Leicas strapped round his neck.

So everybody got stuck at that 3. 50-an-hour job, and it turned out to be a disaster.

The participation rate, the share of the working-age population in the labour force, remained stuck at 64. 2%, the lowest since 1984.

If nominal interest rates are stuck at zero, the real interest rate and burden of debt both rise.

I've stuck at home with my baby these years.

Home sales are plunging, and consumers are saving more and spending less as the unemployment rate remains stuck at almost 10 percent.

The City had been expecting inflation to fall in August to 2. 9%, but it stayed stuck at 3. 1%.

You don't feel stuck at your job, there's room to move forward .

According to a recent survey, the percentage of working women is stuck at 32%.

But, the jobless rate remained stuck at 9. 6 percent, and the president says more work is needed.

He cut me off, "I better not get stuck at the light because of this jerk! "

Stuck at school. Some parent-teacher thing.

Unemployment is stuck at over 20%, while inflation is higher than in Germany.

He was stuck at home for more than a month.

If she and her husband are travelling or are stuck at their desks, there is someone else to feed their kids and read to them.

I have finished my C4 speech, but I was stuck at my C3.

Sorry I ' m late . I got stuck at work .

Unemployment stuck at 9. 6%, roughly where it has been since June.

I better not get stuck at the light because of this jerk.

On Monday evening, more than 1, 400 vessels remained stuck at a lock.

Unemployment is stuck at 9. 5%, even though corporate America is flush with cash.

Can you believe that, Steph? I get stuck at every light. There are so many stupid drivers out there.

Others are stuck at standard definition, or SD, which is even worse.

Q: Chinese citizen Feng Zhenghu has been stuck at Tokyo airport since Chinese authorities won't let him come back to China.

Stuck at your little bitch! !

Only peripheral eurozone countries such as Spain are still stuck at recessionary levels.

I'm sorry I'm late. I got stuck at work.

Twenty-seven months after the recession began, unemployment is stuck at 9. 7%.

A process analyst may want to know, "Which area is my bottleneck, or where are most loan applications stuck at this point in time? "

I'm sorry, I got stuck at work.

Husband : Come on, let's go out today. We're always stuck at home.

How do you make a choice when you're stuck at a fork in the road?

Inflation rising to 4%; interest rates stuck at 0. 5%: something has to give Inflation and interest rates.

Path delay fault testing can detect lots of defects that can not be detected by the test patterns targeting stuck-at faults.

The gap between actual and potential GDP has been stuck at around 5% since late 2009 (see chart 1).

They are written keeping in mind everyone who's stuck at something, doesn't matter what it is, is looking to get inspired.

You can be stuck at one spot for four hours because the streets are blocked.

I'm stuck at work.

Unemployment is stuck at 9. 1 per cent.

With iPhone you're stuck at 3. 5 inch.

How many of them are stuck at roughly the same spot?

Economic growth was stuck at zero last year, and the national public debt is 108% of GDP, third-highest in the world.

I don't have any degrees of freedom, I'm stuck at one point.

Manchester United has won a record 19th title, while Liverpool remains stuck at 18, its most recent top-division crown coming in 1990.

It is his job, no doubt, to discipline his temperament and avoid getting stuck at some immature stage, in some perverse mood;

Stuck-at-Prom Contest (The going to the Prom wrapped in duct tape scholarship)

Growth stalled over the summer; unemployment is stuck at a painfully high 9. 6 per cent;

e. g. According to a recent survey, the percentage of working women is stuck at

I was stuck at the airport because of the last-minute delay of the flight,