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Even if I agree with you, you take big risks in making declarations like that.

Unemployment is likely to grow to one in 10 of the workforce this winter while many more have had to take big pay cuts.

One example of this willingness to take big bets is his regular purchase of a small amount of gold coins every month.

More than you can chew , take big risks . Never hang back get out there and go for it .

As they close the books on a bloody March-end fiscal year, Japanese companies could be forced to take big balance-sheet hits.

Yunnan is one of those place where drink liquor with big bowl, eat the meat take big piece.

Moral hazard is endemic: bankers take big risks, pocketing the profits but counting on governments to pick up the pieces if things go wrong.

Local officials often claim to represent the collective and take big cuts from any deals, leaving little to the land users.

Mr Fehrenbach makes clear that acquisitions are the only way to take big steps towards meeting both targets.

Take big risks for stealing petty , and is doomed to set foot on the road loss .

He did it because he was willing to take big risks on new ideas, and not be satisfied with small innovations fed by market research .

IT HAS long been known in financial markets that people are so reluctant to lose money that they will take big risks to avoid it.

Take Big Bang. The boy band was responsible for more than half of the company's revenue in 2010.

Wielding generous compensation incentives, managers of leading banks encouraged employees to take big risks.

When he is asked to explain what that means, Terex CEO Ron DeFeo has a ready response: 'We take big rocks and turn them into small ones. '

The answer is a matter of avid curiosity, particularly among hedge funds that take big bets on international asset prices.

But foreign investors can only take big positions in the firms they buy.

"If we want to avoid default, to stabilize the situation, to remain in the euro zone . . . we must take big strategic decisions, " he said.

The city is famous for its barbecue restaurants, which take big hunks of beef and slowly cook them over wood or charcoal.

Even so, China's Communist Party has shown that it will take big risks if economic development demands them.

It will take big risks and cost to carry out business transformation when the coal resources are exhausted.

Continue to take Big strides on the road to socialism with Chinese characteristics.

Third, key players had an incentive to take big risks, because it was heads they win, tails someone else loses.

Mr Mandel says it will take big companies to solve America's most pressing problems in health care and education.

If they take big bets and win, they walk away with the proceeds; if they fail, the government picks up the tab.

Take medium and small cities and extensive rural areas first; Take big cities later.

I was able to move fast and take big risks.

Don't be afraid to bite off more that you can chew. Take big risks.

In addition, European banks, which are major holders of government debt, saw their share prices take big hits.

These traders are driven to take big risks because the glory goes to the biggest stars.

IN take big toes, arms straight, head up.

Take big risks. Never hang back.

So you have to take "Big Game" to the big stage.

I take big steps so slow.

Banks do not think: "We can afford to take big risks because the government will help if things go wrong. "

Naturally if people want to take big risks, that is their business, but they must really want to.

You might get into trouble , but the big rewards go to those who take big risks .

They take big long-term loans from the bank in order to buy things such as luxury houses.

They are happy to take big loans even though they are not sure they can afford it.

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