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Unless the United States were starved for capital, savings and investment would balance just as easily without a trade deficit as with one.

Scientists have known for a while that when a body becomes starved for sustenance, cells start eating bits and pieces of themselves.

State and local governments remain starved for cash, and a few major municipalities could flirt with bankruptcy this year.

When a leech is about to be sold, it has to be starved for three months to be at its most effective.

This makes an enormous difference, and is typical of many performance bottlenecks: applications are starved for memory.

Starved for connections, it will be unable to publish cluster updates in a timely fashion.

The reason is they are starved for a whole day! Whom are they cursing? You and me! -Mr. Scartmen!

The Bush administration was out of gas, and the public was starved for leadership.

Organs then become starved for oxygen and are unable to function properly.

I lived off rats and toads, and I starved for you.

on the other end, it coalesces an otherwise fragmented market of virtual worlds starved for added sources of revenue.

Wind and solar developers have been left starved for capital.

But she is 'starved for intellectual stimulation, ' and wonders if she made the wrong job choice.

Ortega remembers she was starved for affection when she met Joseph, her boyfriend. She was only 14.

High paging space may be a symptom of a system that is starved for RAM.

Mr Wang rejects the idea that Vanke is starved for cash or crippled by high land prices.

So I chose Radio. . . and starved for the first ten years of that career.

Mike: Yeah, I was just starved for culture. This is different dad. This is karate it's a man's sport and it costs next to nothing.

Taiwan has the trouble of too much cash, and the mainland is starved for capital. Are they really a match made in heaven?

This is a tragedy since every company I work with is absolutely starved for talent.

Often by 3: 00, your body is low on blood sugar and starved for some added energy.

However, many of these are starved for capital to expand, because nobody believes outside of our countries that we can do what is necessary.

The reality tells us those business persons who can speak English are the manpower starved for.

I lived of rats and toads and I starved for you

I live off rats and toads and I starved for you

we starved for a whole month in the winter ! - that ' s right

If it's completely starved for love

For example, if a mother has a severe asthma attack or prolonged seizure, the fetus could be starved for oxygen;