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'Give me your veil, ' he said hastily to the princess. And when she had unwound it from her head he covered the mirror with it.

So Tom unwound the thread from one of his needles, and each boy pricked the ball of his thumb and squeezed out a drop of blood.

This was more accurate, but there was a problem; as the spring unwound, the hands of the clock moved slower, and the clock lost time.

A little paper bag of her favourite butter-scotch lay with its string yet unwound.

As to be expected, carry trades continued to be unwound as deleveraging carried into FX.

Simplifying corporate forms and structures so companies can quickly be unwound, particularly across borders, would be a welcome development.

Such an order will need to recognise that the financial crisis cannot be unwound without addressing global trade imbalances.

This new exception would have to be unwound to see the real error underneath.

Several big economies are being supported by expansionary fiscal and monetary policies, which will eventually have to be unwound.

Since the summer, foreigners have unwound the yen carry trade with a vengeance, driving the yen up.

The cross-shareholdings have been unwound: Deutsche Bank, for instance, no longer owns chunks of insurers, carmakers or sugar processors.

Then, for luck, the Princess unwound her long braid, pulled out a single hair and handed it to the littlest knight.

Market-neutral hedge funds turned out not to be market-neutral and had to be unwound.

Negative sentiment surrounding the hung parliament scenario may have been overdone and has already been partially unwound.

As the economy recovers, this support will need to be unwound, otherwise rising inflation will indeed result.

Because of their exceptional nature, these measures will have to be unwound once economic and financial conditions normalise.

'Prenups are usually unwound because there hasn't been full financial disclosure. ' Duress 'is a little harder to prove, ' she adds.

From there, automated guided vehicle (AGV) cranes transport the reels to the packaging floor, where coupons are unwound, collated and cut.

No one ever suggested that they deserved to have the trades unwound.

How would SSEFC handle a default that could require positions to be unwound? It needs to have some kind of financial buffer.

Companies have unwound most of the cross-shareholdings that sheltered them from the discipline of the capital markets.

Minority stakes were "dead money" and sold, whereas alliances with other firms were unwound to remove complexity.

Past financial-market wobbles have been associated with periods when the carry trade was unwound.

The remaining parts of the fund now are being unwound.

He unwound it partway, checked it against a scrap of paper in his pocket, then rewound and.

At the edge of the sand I unwound the elastic bandage and waded into the surf.

So did the Japanese yen, as traders who had borrowed yen to invest elsewhere unwound those bets and sent the cash back to Japan.

Now that we have unwound the threads of management style and delivery methodology we can address Myth of methodology as a binary decision.

Not only have these been unwound, but the authorities have put in place aggressive fiscal and monetary policies to restimulate the economy.

If you are using an extension lead it must be rated at a minimum of 5 Amps and fully unwound.

As society unwound itself and hair grew longer, the foreskin became an emblem of freedom.

But others hold a starkly different view of how global markets unwound, and the role that Mr. Greenspan played in setting up this unrest.

When they were done, they unwound by picking up video game consoles.

Now these are being unwound, once-rapacious lenders are more circumspect, consumers less flush and car showrooms less frantic.

With the ann-ouncement, the government has unwound some restrictions introduced in recent years to prevent a real estate bubble.

In the past days, as spectacular moves in global currencies reveal, the carry trade has been violently unwound.

If true, a lot of spare tanker capacity will come on line when this trade is unwound.

Unwinding the programs creates uncertainty, but there is a risk of inflation if they are not unwound.

The deal was later reviewed and unwound.

With their wiggles unwound, the students took from their desks little bags of buttons, beans and laminated cards numbered 1 through 20.

Investigation and Analysis of College Students Unwound Disease During Exercises