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'It would have been a sin to leave it in the vaults, ' Mr. Branca said.

The light eddied and shifted as though refracting through the intricate vaults of a cathedral .

The wealth was amassed in at least six vaults, some of which had not been opened in 150 years, according to media reports.

The vaults were reached by means of small, goblin-driven carts that sped along minature train tracks through the bank's underground tunnels.

A little inflation to lure money out of bank vaults would be helpful, too, and there's no reason it would have to be permanent.

In 1998, a small accident during one of her practice vaults at the Goodwill Games could have cost her her future happiness .

Tattoo Artist Huh. I wonder who will be brave enough to be your first customer as the vaults new Tattoo Artist? I promise it wont be me.

He has not seen the treasure, he said, but he acknowledged that he had long known that the vaults contained gold and other valuables.

In the vaults of the Bank of England (Threadneedle Street, London), men are piling gold on a truck.

Databases are serious things: They're vaults of what might be an organization's most precious assets.

In the days of the gold standard, the volume of money and credit in circulation was tied to the amount of gold in a country's vaults.

Some had been fortunate enough to reach safety, taking shelter in great underground vaults.

The two basic types of these systems are the flat skeletal grid and the curvilinear forms of barrel vaults and braced domes.

However, a few managed to survive the devastation, reaching the relative safety of great underground vaults.

The solution from HSBC PLC, owner of one of the biggest vaults in the U. S. : somewhere else.

The silver plating on the coins, the company says, was "actually recovered from the vaults beneath the ashes of Ground Zero. "

Investors who buy shares in a gold ETF don't ever see the metal; much of it is stored in vaults scattered around England and Switzerland.

Today, caskets are usually placed in above-ground-vaults, like the ones pictured here.

No one in this Vault was over the age of 15 when they entered. Parents were redirected to other Vaults on purpose.

But they have something in common. Both house vast seed vaults. One, well established; the other, just about to open.

While billions of dollars worth of gold is traded every day, only a tiny proportion of it moves from vaults in London, New York and Zurich.

We refuse to believe that there are insufficient funds in the great vaults of opportunity of this nation .

It combines the Renaissance conception of a centrally planned church with older forms deriving from Gothic groin vaults.

The OECD has long urged Liechtenstein to turn on the lights in its vaults, which hold $147 billion in client assets.

Contemporary illustrations show cathedral spires collapsing, vaults caving in, high scaffolding keeling over in a chaos of planks and poles.

Products in manufactured concrete. Precast concrete burial vaults. Characteristics and performances. Tests, marking, basis for acceptance.

The hotel itself boasts a Pilsner beer cellar located in its own recently discovered 13th century vaults.

He maintained that he had killed the Guardian of the Emperor's vaults, and took his place ruling over the natives of Wayland.

The two-minute phone conversation vaults the ostracized physicist to the very top of the Soviet state's science conglomerate.

held in bank vaults is not counted as part of the money supply.

A few months ago, banks in peripheral countries were only too happy to fill their vaults with bonds issued by their own governments.

in the case of banks the term of cash covers currency in tills or vaults plus balances held with the central bank .

Externally, the broad, smooth surfaces of stuccoed walls and the great unconcealed masses of vaults and domes pile up impressively.

These 45-metre vaults are the highest of any completed cathedral in the world, and are breathtaking in both their elegance and sheer size.

Consumerella's credit rating turned into a pumpkin and the spell was broken: the vaults were not full of gold, but straw.

All of Michael's vaults today seemed to be the reward for his hard work.

A jumper vaults out of frame on a backyard trampoline in Dayton, Tennessee.

It now holds 1, 232 tonnes of the yellow metal, mined by its inventors and reburied in the vaults of HSBC in London.

FS- Reflexion is a geophysical measuring instrument to locate subterranean voids like caves, bunkers, tunnels or basement vaults.

When the great darkness passed, these vaults once again opened and their inhabitants emerged to begin their lives again.

Architectural styles: French Gothic Description: gold-plated, Rangbaodan internal decoration, refueling vaults reduce window grilles grid.

people may mine gold from deep underground , but they store it all in vaults above ground where ajit can steal it all at once.

James Patterson's $70 million in earnings vaults him to No. 1 on our list, up from second place two years ago.

It is rumored that the goblins of Gringotts employ the likes of dragons to guard some of the high security vaults.

They think of viruses that infect an organization from the outside. They envision hackers breaking into their information vaults.

Common applications include sums , pump-control systems, bilge pumps, below ground vaults and irrigation systems. ?

System to support for the control center and the interim vaults and validating the centralized organization distribution mode.

Such close-in vaults would be convenient, but could pose an earthquake risk, experts say.

Short of peering at each loan and derivative, no one really knows what skeletons (if any) are lurking in Barclays' vaults.

Many of those vaults are also feeling pressure from the surge in demand for space from clients that have stocked up on metal.

Modern surveys indicate that the main burial vaults of the three imperial tombs remain undisturbed, Duan said.

China's high savings show up all over the place: they're piling up not just in household bank accounts, but also in company vaults.

After eluding explorers and archeologists for years, these were found stashed in hidden vaults, secret chambers and caves.

South Africa, with over $23 billion in its vaults, has enough reserves to cover more than three months' worth of imports.

The historic gate to colonial Hobart leads to the museum courtyard, which covers two recently discovered vaults.

The nose possesses three vaults: bony, upper cartilaginous , and lower cartilaginous vaults.

Any further increases in the monetary base will either be held in bank vaults or held as cash by individuals and firms, without being spent.

Like women, we have our own rich bank of wisdom and insight, but the vaults have been closed much too long.

'This money is not in cash registers, it's not in bank vaults, ' Prof. Rogoff says.

there are insufficient funds in the great vaults of opportunity of this nation.

To access the banks vaults, download and print the money using the currency pdfs.

The banks are recapitalized but with phony money that is potentially red hot if it should ever leave the vaults.

JPMorgan Chase may soon have a little less cash in its vaults, and Citigroup will have a new account holder.

The 1974 discovery of buried vaults at Xi'an filled with thousands of terra cotta warriors stunned the world.

To construct arches and vaults, the Romans also developed a lightening. and the higher they went the lighter they made the concrete.

An excellent Python code tool repository resides at The Vaults of Parnassus XML page.

Fan vaults, springing from slender columns or pendants, became popular.

Previously the poor quality of the iron had restricted its use in architecture to items such as vaults and walls.

It was deposited in the vaults of a bank.

This item, discovered in the vaults of the theatre, still in working order.

Lamella domes and vaults consist of inter-connecting steel or aluminium units.

Percentage of deposits that, by law, depository institutions must set aside in their vaults or with their central bank.

Several said they were building or planning new vaults.

The pillars, vaults, and terraces are constructed of baked brick and asphalt.

Large amounts of low-level waste are already stored in concrete vaults in Drigg in Cumbria.

Four enhancements in 11. 7 make Informix a real contender for larger warehouses and data vaults.

Boxes will then be stacked like library books along shelves inside the vaults.

And there are claims that some have been kept in secret vaults for over eighty years.

The other Vaults present in this article were mentioned in Chris Avellone's Fallout Bible or Penny Arcade's comic strips.

But that is where Mr Wagenhofer's film vaults free of the constraints of his genre.

The physical act of writing or typing will help embed them in your brain's memory vaults.

Scientists are retrieving seeds from the refrigerated vaults of gene banks and taking a fresh look at those plants.

The vaults of German and French banks are stuffed with worthless assets.

Some keep enough cash in the vaults to repay almost half their depositors on the spot.

In particular, the PyXML distribution can be found as both a tarball and as a Win32 installer in the Vaults.

While some banks said they had space, others said their vaults were nearly full.

At ten songs, it is a tight, diverse, almost 80s-esque LP--which also means fans have many more songs in the vaults to look forward to.

go into those vaults people have always heard about and. . .

It is possible to make out something in those vaults, but not very much.

The gleaming bars in the vaults of the Greek National Bank are worth 4 billion euros.

Bankers say their vaults have enough cash to last a good month.

Another potential source of supply is sitting in the vaults of central banks.

Tallest nave in a French Gothic cathedral, the vaults of Amiens rise 139 feet [42 meters].

The vaults, of which there are more than seven hundred, are opened by various means.

You found the ancient brands in the papal vaults and put them to use.

The largest of the three vaults contains 6000 life-size terra-cotta warriors and horses.

Security devices include on-site safeguards such as bank deposit vaults and certified public warehouses.

The cities serve to administer the crystal mines, but also are vaults for the Banking Clan's most security-conscience clients.

Much bullion is stored in the vaults at Fort Knox.

Back then there were no banks or bank vaults.

Some cities, such as London, San Francisco and Washington, DC, have already opened their data vaults.

How do you conceive your own death in all the marble vaults, the brick ridges, and the furnaces that lead to the market place?

Karzai, with the help of Massoudi and the other key holders, opened the vaults in 2003.

Maybe we can unite the other Vaults and cities with one swift, clean stroke.

The steel and concrete vaults hold 50 000 gold bars.

It can also refer to specialized equipment such as stopwatches, vaults, diving boards and high jump bars.

The last beams of day were now faintly streaming through the painted windows in the high vaults above me;

stocks consist of postage stamps and aerogrammes held in the stamp vaults at the headquarters at the balance sheet date

its encircling galleries, its mysterious vaults, and its unseen

Study on radionuclide distribution of groundwater about waste vaults

Compact construction allows for smaller vaults and enclosures

Dynamic Behavior Analysis for Self-standing Vaults

Design and analysis of special-shaped double-layer barrel vaults

Air-adjustment Automation System of the Film Vaults

Maintain Number Range for Vaults

The Vaults beneath the South Bridge

Standard for Relocking Devices for Safes and Vaults

Relocking Devices for Safes and Vaults

We get locked in our vaults,

We get locked in our vaults and we stay