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Those, it seems to me, are good watchwords for investors, regardless of whether or not the end of the world has ended.

"One of our watchwords, a phrase that permeates our productions, is 'ambitious but crap', " says Hammond, chuckling to himself.

The watchwords for a leader in a financial crisis are calm, consistent and controlled - Mr Obama has ticked all three boxes.

Moderation in the short term and discipline in the long term should be the watchwords for fiscal policy.

Calm, composed and consistent are the watchwords of the European Central Bank. Except perhaps if you listen in Spanish, French or Italian.

Yet they, too, had embraced a steadily expanding role for government. Welfare, regulation, and rationality were the watchwords.

Patience, persistence, praise, and practice are the watchwords of Simpson's program.

Instead, one is confronted with a series of slogans watchwords, and the like, which have acquired power over him.

Public austerity and transparency are the watchwords in the manifesto.

Yarter and his team began a six-month process to create a three-year plan with three watchwords: consolidate, virtualize, automate.

Employability and multi skilling became the new watchwords of employment.

Watchwords were exchanged almost publicly.

Ethnic harmony and stability are watchwords for China's leadership.

Stability and security are your watchwords.

Peace and stability are watchwords for both nations rise on the world stage.

Simplicity and order are your new watchwords.

In these ways, modernization and integration became the twin watchwords of the ERP, and the arguments turned round how to bring them about.