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However, if she became difficult he might have to kill her, and he had an aversion to that.

Will is nothing but the last appetite or aversion remaining in deliberation.

Now I searched my heart, trying to determine whether my aversion to going was rooted in conviction or cowardice.

Gasol is limited by his frame, which looks like an aversion to contact on the big-screen.

Wenzhou was one of the first cities to develop methods to work around the financial sector's aversion to private enterprise.

The general had an aversion to occupying buildings and usually kept a command post in tents out in open.

As lads they had an aversion to each other, and Heathcliff would hate just as much to hear him praised: it's human nature.

A woman's cowardice can be so absolute as to cast her into the jaws of her aversion.

"It was quick and crazy, " laughs Spader, who jokingly calls his own aversion to technology "some sort of deficiency" .

But at least risk aversion will help the dollar avoid further falls, and delay the moment when it is replaced as a reserve currency.

He imbued Mrs. Dogood with that spirited aversion to tyranny that he would help to make part of the American character.

Her aversion to alcohol consumption caused her to shun all social gatherings where such beverages would be served.

The main reason for this reluctance to allow external financiers access seems to be control aversion (Cressy, 1995).

You tune into your aversion and bodily sensations and wait to see what comes up for you.

"The euro debt crisis and the global financial crisis have increased risk aversion among the investors, " he said.

Yasuo Fukuda, whose father was also prime minister, had a strong aversion to politicians and worked for an oil company for 17 years.

One of our food editors explains how she overcame her banana aversion and went on to create this rich, luxurious dessert.

I've always had an aversion to looking sexy, but I've grown out of it.

Of course! ' replied the uncle, with a hardly suppressed grimace, resulting from his deep aversion to both the proposed visitors.

The tendency is called ''loss aversion''; people hold on to poor investments grimly, hoping for a turnaround.

Edwards hid his smile. His own aversion to aliens was well known; there was ittle likelihood that he would be selected.

As for their aversion to voicemail, the Spanish consider it rude to leave a call unanswered, even if it is inconvenient.

Nevertheless, the investments in the U. S. financial sector have come as a surprise, given Japan's reputation for risk aversion.

Futures trading is the product of a market economy that develops to a certain stage. It is also a means of price risk aversion.

"Dogs show a strong aversion to inequity, " she said.

The aversion to choreography helps to explain why the singer-songwriter has abruptly changed style for her fourth album, Mi Plan.

So deep and sensitive was his aversion, that he refrained from going anywhere where he was likely to see or hear of Heathcliff.

He took an immediate aversion to his new boss.

America 's aversion toward saving did not appear out of thin air .

He happened to be giving a radio interview at the time, in which he stressed his personal commitment to charity and aversion to violence.

It was not the first time in American history that the aversion of power politics took the form of a moral crusade.

You aren't doing that; indeed you recognise his talents and are trying to cure your aversion.

He shrugged his shoulders: shook himself, indeed, as if his flesh crept with aversion.

People began to live in urban aversion reinforced, cement jungle, or even dream of a return to the era of peace and harmony in agriculture.

Prof. Frank speculates that this loss aversion may have evolutionary roots.

Finally, risk aversion seems to have receded.

Timing could be accelerated by a disruption in underlying economic conditions and a sustained spike in risk aversion.

They are less creative when they perceive political infighting, internal competition or an aversion to new ideas or to risk taking.

Studying intellectual property and the internet has convinced me that we have another cognitive bias. Call it the openness aversion.

That is to say, will is not something different from desire and aversion, but merely the strongest in a case of conflict.

But when he was everywhere by his creator and the people's aversion and discrimination in, he felt very painful.

Still, a good deal of the risk-aversion is reflected at the top, where it matters most.

Strange to say, I did not like that being, in fact I felt an intense aversion for it.

By the time children enter school, many outgrow their egg allergies but until then, dietary aversion is the only treatment.

"Reaction is basically turning into a spasm of despair, " he added. "In FX, the yen crosses are your real indicator of risk aversion. "

Western finance will be increasingly dominated by a few huge universal banks, with a new aversion to risk.

When the insurer is constant absolute risk aversion (CARA), the initial reserve has no effect on insurer's behavior.

When the wind invades into the body, it can cause sweating, headache, heavy body and aversion to cold.

The concept of loss-aversion can be applied to many things.

Examples show that this risk aversion policy is more suitable for exchange rate which fluctuates in the smooth.

Then, heightened risk aversion over the last 18 months or so contributed to a sharp fall in cross-border capital flows globally.

While risk aversion may have subsided demand for the commodity is still strong, we see underlying bull trend returning.

The Republican majority had been holding him up; they seemed to have an aversion to many of my non-Caucasian nominees.

Given the drop in equities and bond yields, the only explanation for the divergent move in the currency market is risk aversion.

horror; disrelish; aversion; dislike; distaste; abhorrence; abomination; detestation; execration; loathing; odium.

Adversity had deepened her sympathy for the poor and needy as well as her aversion to the heartless rich.

During the days we'd had to spend cooped up together in Phoenix, I'd thought he'd gotten over his aversion to me.

The USDJPY continued to trade with risk aversion a predominant factor in it's price action.

A large amount of research has shown that "loss aversion" is an important feature of this kind of psychological enjoyment.

During the 1950s and 1960s, when belief in psychological behaviourism was at its height, aversion therapy was used to "cure" homosexuals.

Especially notable is the aversion that individual, presumably longer-term, U. S. investors have had to their own stock market.

To be fair, the subsidy has reached exceptional levels in the past couple of years, reflecting risk aversion in the aftermath of the crash.

The aversion of Congress to hard decisions is no small obstacle for the president.

As the debate over the currency heated up, China's powerful aversion to foreign pressure was on full display.

Develop an aversion to mandated time lines: Sometimes, estimates are requested where there's a right answer and a wrong answer.

Most leading stock markets suffered only modest falls at worst and there was limited evidence of rising risk aversion in currency markets.

But although risk aversion may be a factor, describing the dollar as a "safe haven" seems dubious.

Modern city of the noisy confusion of the world's aversion, there is an urgent desire to nature, quiet and simple regression.

The first reflects an aversion to negotiating with societies that do not share our values and general outlook.

Environmental sensitivity is now as required an attitude in polite society as is, say, belief in democracy or aversion to nylon.

Environmental sensitivity is now as required an attitude in polite society, as is belief in democracy or aversion to nylon.

Cortisol is likely to rise in a market crash and, by increasing risk aversion, to exaggerate the market's downward movement.

there are too many examples of psychological quirks (such as an aversion to recognising losses) for that to be the case.

Meanwhile, FX markets are caught between the conflicting forces of higher risk aversion and weaker US data, leaving ranges to dominate.

That aversion to other financial assets is now diminishing as Beijing opens new mechanisms for capital to exit the country.

Even the flow from risk aversion could not hide the fact that Japanese domestic economic conditions are deteriorating.

Overall we prefer to use remaining strength in the JPY-crosses as a selling opportunity in anticipation of heightened risk aversion.

Painters who make such an objection are either not noticing the wealth of colors, or simply revealing their aversion to green.

Whereas loss-aversion might sound abstract to an economist, De Martino says, it probably reflects a very ancient mechanism in the brain.

Although general sentiment points to an unwinding of the critical situation of recent weeks, risk aversion remains strong.

At home, companies face a slowing economy, a cultural aversion to takeovers and an ageing and declining population.

It was another indication of a rising tide of personal aversion to Mr Berlusconi.

And the aversion to tech was further diluted by the purchase last quarter of a small stake in Intel.

This paper aims to price futures and to explain the participation degree of the speculators by the risk aversion of the hedges .

To cater for the aversion to red meat, and a new-found need for omega-3 fatty acids, fish dishes are on every menu, even in steak houses.

Despite Sen. McCain's admitted aversion to technology, there is no research that shows older people are less willing to take up new ideas.

To make it clear: my aversion has nothing to do with being nice or modest.

When a crisis seizes the market, IPOs tend to dry up as risk aversion takes hold among investors and corporate confidence dissipates.

In contrast to the speculator's preoccupation with rapid gain, value investors demonstrate their risk aversion by striving to avoid loss.

Risk aversion is so extreme that good stocks and bonds can be had for ridiculously low prices.

Risk aversion is so extreme that good stocks and bonds can be had for ridiculously low prices.

When Mr Prot warns of the dangers of a "market psychology of complete risk aversion, " he sounds concerned, not gung-ho.

Denson finds the answer by appealing to a well-known fact. Most people, despite their aversion for war, are not pacifists.

If Mr Berlusconi's heterogeneous package has a distinguishing characteristic, it is an aversion to confronting vested interests.

Her aversion to the wrong formed so distinctive a feature of her mind.

With war in Iraq looming and a turbulent oil market, some risk aversion is understandable.

Me - the new kid with butterflies in her tummy and (still) a violent aversion to math tests. . .

These bodies are less likely to fall foul of political pressure and risk-aversion when choosing which social entrepreneurs to back.

"Damn hypocrites! " Aversion to Dizhou man, "Go away, do not do that to my ghost-like. "

With my aversion to this cat, however, its partiality for myself seemed to increase.

The ADB expects these dynamics to change as the year progresses, as exports fall and capital flows abate with a return of risk aversion.

In accord with the interests and occupations of the group, certain things become objects of high esteem; others of aversion.

The instantaneous lo leads Zhang Jin Bao still prevaricate, some aversion of a knot the brows.

Bond prices have rallied , following a rise in risk aversion and a flight to safer assets.

based upon recent trading pattern, risk aversion is now the predominant theme.

It reminds readers of its aversion to open government.

Love, without selecting and excluding, knowing well that to do so means to create love's own contrasts : dislike, aversion and hatred.

So an aversion to bitter may have helped our ancestors survive. Problem is, plenty of healthful foods are bitter, too.

However strong, however simple these truths may be, they must generate a very great aversion.

Interestingly, the older of the two women not only lacked loss-aversion, she was even loss-seeking.

Otherwise the principal will incur a certain loss, and the loss increases as the risk and the agent's risk-aversion increase.

Both the yen and Swiss franc tend to be beneficiaries when investors are in risk aversion mode.

Contray to the disapprove or even aversion shown by the majority, the Americans has a more open mind toward homosexual marriage.

In the meantime, though, Citigroup strategists said they expect risk aversion to continue to hold sway in markets.

Cold pathogens invade the exterior and bind up the defense qi, leading to exterior syndrome, which is characterized by aversion to cold.

Chinese medicine treatment of acute pharyngitis: aversion to cold, heavy, light fever, no sweat, floating pulse are available MHT orally.

This paper analyzes the influences of salary system, risk aversion and scale effect on team cooperation within a unified model.

The continuing depth of the risk-aversion and fear can be seen clearly in the Treasury-bond market.

Throughout his life, Franklin would be willing to compromise on many matters but not on his aversion to tyranny.

For the time being we see risk aversion to guide currency pricing as volumes decline ahead of Easter holiday and earning's season.

Increased risk aversion prompted investors to return to the safety of liquid US Treasuries, averting a collapse of America's currency.

He often talks the others' shortcoming behind the others' back, this makes me have a strong aversion to him.

And despite Germany's understandable aversion to inflation, she has to appreciate that the danger of collapse is now a much bigger threat.

For different beneficiaries, the degree of risk-aversion coefficient plays a dominant role in the allocation of risk asset.

The TMD is proven for a concave class of utility functions with decreasing absolute risk aversion (see Whitmore, 1970).

Risk aversion across asset classes has meant nearly all markets -- with the exception of precious metals -- have fallen.

Within Asia, the Singapore dollar and the Japanese yen have been the traditional risk-aversion currency plays.

Risk aversion took the markets by storm to begin the week as political unrest in Egypt has sent investors looking for safe haven currencies.

Europe's relative weakness has produced an aversion to force as a tool of international relations.

"I'VE never seen risk aversion this intense, " says the chief executive of a large European bank.

If I have enough money, I would lead my pet aversion to the best mental hospital.

Gong Li wanted to enroll in the Department of Sociology at Beijing University, but it caused an aversion from the academic circle.

Both groups engaged in gaze aversion while thinking and increased their gaze aversion as question difficulty increased.

Risk aversion, fear of default and depleted bank capital have caused private borrowing rates to deviate sharply from policy rates.

The biggest unknown is how far America will overcome its aversion to arrangements that, as some argue, compromise its sovereignty.

On commodity exchanges, energy, metals and agricultural prices were volatile as risk aversion helped the dollar rally.

Market jitters over a handful of issues saw a jump in risk aversion heading into the weekend here in Asia.

Adverse developments in the currency markets could heighten investor risk aversion and spill over into other asset markets.

Such spreads are seen as a signal of risk aversion and may pile more pressure on peripheral countries.

This suggests that the patient with fever has a aversion to heat but not to cold, which pertains to interior heat syndrome.

That aversion certainly doesn't hurt, and it may even help, the Brotherhood as it competes with Mr Gomaa to influence Egyptians.

But under a theory of loss aversion, the second way of presenting the bonus should work better.

Objective: To research the measure for dilemma treatment and risk aversion for borderline personality.

Risk aversion continues to dominate Asian session trading following yesterdays weak Wall Street close.

Paranoia or extreme risk aversion is clearly detrimental to a rising career.

Washington's intellectual life has been supercharged during the Bush years, despite the Decider's aversion to ideas.

He covered with scorn, aversion, and disgust every one who had once crossed the legal threshold of evil.

A strong aversion to uncertainty .

Loss aversion is a simple way of resolving the equity premium puzzle.

In first-price, sealed-bid and Dutch auctions, risk aversion causes bidders to bid slightly higher than they might otherwise.

Dosa (anger) is different. It has the characteristics of rudeness. Whereas Lobha draws things towards it, Dosa is aversion; it repels.

This risk aversion can embed itself in the culture, resulting in stagnation for the entire organization.

Demonstrate how different degrees of risk aversion will affect allocations between risky and risk free assets.

Rising risk aversion among investors has recently reversed capital flows into China and weakened the renminbi.

A strong feeling of aversion or repugnance.

Such products, the authors hypothesized, "elicit feelings of guilt and heighten risk aversion. "

But I think the dismal housing data also reflects a systematic human bias: loss aversion.

recent trading action suggested strongly that risk aversion is coming back to the market.

Then suppose the retailer is loss aversion , the relation between procurement strategy and the financing decision.

It may also signal their aversion to risk taking in these uncertain economic times.

Amid global risk aversion and concerns about growth, Huijin's intervention has provided a boost to Chinese bank stocks.

No fresh news on the Euro debt crisis front kept moves rather orderly, with the overall tone one leaning to risk aversion.

Janey: No way. It's perfect. I don't like the spicy kind and I have an aversion to wearing the powdery kind.

Meanwhile, a weak currency would encourage capital flight, the Asian leitmotif of global risk aversion.

Italy's state- controlled channels soon dropped their previous aversion to exposed flesh in the battle for ratings .

Quite why we have such an aversion to annuities is not clear.

By dint of pity for his father, Marius had nearly arrived at aversion for his grandfather.

Ahead of the vote markets will remain highly nervous and risk aversion will remain elevated.

This aversion actually protects them against the increased risk for cancer.

Skewness Preference, Risk Aversion, and the Precedence Relations on Stochastic Changes By: Chiu, W. Henry.

In contrast, Europe's past vices now seemed like virtues: rigidity recast as solidity, risk-aversion as prudence.

However, the latest bout of risk aversion has occurred against the backdrop of low volumes.

Participants in the Mojave Experiment were selected based on an obviously irrational aversion to Vista.

"There is a significant chance of a sudden surge in risk aversion and volatility, " he warned.

Remember, over time, risk-aversion can be more hazardous to your career than error.

Many Muslim scholars consider statues to be idolatrous, and other AK officials have not disguised their aversion to them.

In the utility function this study using the PRA (Power Risk Aversion) utility function as an analysis tool.

This spiral is triggered by a collective movement of fear, distrust or risk aversion.

The sharp rise in risk aversion saw the Vix, the Wall Street "fear gauge" and best guide to market volatility, jump to 13-month highs.

Worldwide, HNWIs displayed a strong aversion to risk in 2002.

It's possible that aversion to red evolved more than once across primate species, including humans.

And despite the stereotypical male aversion to shopping, they may benefit even more than women.

He forecast continued troubles in the credit markets and continuing investor risk-aversion.

Contrary to conventional thinking, the Chinese have no aversion to consuming.

We expect it to remain under pressure when investors' aversion to risk increases.

The tone of risk aversion was established in Asia as equities slumped and the yen rallied on fears that China's economy will slow.

Apple's aversion to big mergers or acquisitions also liberates senior managers from this most tedious, and often disastrous, path to growth.

For every judgement and movement and desire and aversion is within, and no evil ascends so high.

However, analysts warn that sentiment could easily turn should risk aversion return.

based upon recent trading pattern, risk aversion remains the predominant theme.

And Americans' aversion to close contact is even spreading to rail cars and buses with TWO-abreast seating.

Indeed, the majority of online users have an understandable aversion to strong, but hard-to-remember, passwords.

Rather than dancing to the tune of the world's leaders, forex markets suffered a new wave of aversion to risk.

An aversion to competition helps to explain why monopolies continue to dominate the economy.

Both the Turkish General Staff and Egypt's present-day officers have an aversion to politics and the day-to-day running of their countries.

There are a lot of means for risk-controlling among which the risk aversion is the last line of defense.

The higher of the degree of risk aversion, the higher of the degree of teamwork.

Still he didn't molest her: for which forbearance she might thank his aversion, I suppose.

And strong risk aversion leads inexorably to underperformance.

We start to feel an aversion to outside forms of socializing.

Disinclination: A lack of inclination; a mild aversion or reluctance.

The mood of risk aversion gathered pace after reports yesterday that Chinese industrial output had grown at its slowest rate for 11 months.

Indicators of risk aversion in financial markets have improved markedly.

The pending leadership transition only adds to the risk aversion and crackdown.

In currency markets, the dollar and yen were both strengthened by increased risk aversion.

Eventually, you get in touch with feeling afraid that you might not do the task perfectly, so you are having an aversion to getting started.

An aversion to positive discrimination is widespread in the party.

Hope that China will enter the risk society, as far as possible the harmful effects of risk aversion, a truly harmonious society.

This leads us to the third big point: the dire consequences of soaring risk aversion, against the background of such economic fragility.

The media fuels and foments the public angst and aversion to women's single status.

As renunciation becomes full, the reproach [i. e. aversion to worldly life] becomes full.

The dollar was firmer against all of the G10 currencies as risk aversion returned to the markets and as last week's euphoria subsided.

Higher commodity prices will be accompanied by greater risk aversion in the equity and credit markets.

Renewed risk aversion could also turn the correction in stocks into something worse.

Risk aversion, as measured by HSBC's CLOG Index, is off its late October peak, but only fractionally so.

In addition, loss aversion is an important cause of the abnormal fluctuations.

But De Martino is especially interested in how loss-aversion applies to money.

Most of us aren't aware of the difference between inborn aversion and the fear that comes from injury or inexperience.

The Usd was stronger in the Asian session, as risk aversion crept back into the markets.

The Usd corrected slightly in the Asian Session from yesterday's strong rally on risk aversion.

Therefore, it's very important to make the correct assessment of risk of mobile business transactions and choose risk aversion strategies.

The Great Recession and the still weak economy make the trend toward risk aversion worse.

Back home, I decided my Siberian friends, with their heroic tolerance for cold, might help me gain some clarity on Russian ice aversion.

Aversion phenomena are shown by fungi other than basidiomycetes.

We expect the continuation of recent FX trends, with risk aversion favoring the Usd &the Jpy.

Whereas in the past emerging markets were normally the first casualties of investors' risk aversion, this time they stood firm.

Hardest hit by global risk aversion are countries with external deficits.

But his vow also tells Qaddafi that there are limits to international escalation, and it signals U. S. cautiousness and cost-aversion.

These findings emphasize the role of market segmentation and investor risk aversion on the use of catalytic bond.

The aversion of the radicals to add their own monomers is the greater, the smaller the corresponding r, or, r2 value.

Determine your personal level of risk aversion and temper intuitive judgments up or down accordingly.

Yet many unwittingly set aside their risk aversion when the sirens of market speculation call.

look beyond A good leader must look beyond personal interest or aversion.

As we have stated in the past, as the risk aversion eases we expect the Jpy to come under selling pressure.

Be free of attachment and aversion. Keep your mind pure. And unite your mind with Buddha.

But Mrs Merkel is also using Germans' nuclear fears to smash their aversion to new infrastructure.

One factor behind China's conflicting agricultural standards is the Chinese government's aversion to heavy reliance on food imports.

Its sell-off, we now can see, reflected a rise in aversion to risk that had its roots elsewhere.

There's an aversion to word problems, which describes 99 percent of my students.

A ban or an inhibition resulting from social custom or emotional aversion.

In this way our personal attraction-or-aversion response to certain colors can frustrate accurate perception.

Symptoms include aversion to cold, fever, headache and body pain.

Taiyang disease is characterized by floating pulse, headache, stiff neck, and aversion to cold.

In the current market environment, however, higher interest rates in China have been equated with risk aversion, and thus a stronger dollar.

The effects of endowment and loss aversion in managerial stock option valuation By: Devers, Cynthia E .

Regulation and risk aversion play into the hands of lawyers.

Eventually a deep psychic aversion to the work develops, and they find themselves mired in deep procrastination.

You'll be my sister officially in ten short hours. . . it's about time to get over this aversion to new clothes.

There is only one method to overcome this, and that is to deliberately disclose yourself more, despite the aversion you have.

But in my fantasy pirate world these guys just had really screwed up risk aversion algorithms.