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a pulse stream is not a result of the long and the drying up of rivers, as the party responsible for nourishing the land and in silence.

The drying up of these markets ultimately forced the bank to seek help from the British authorities, who promised to provide financing.

The last source is drying up a bit, as banks are saddled with high exposure to the sector already and are trying to decrease it.

by drying up its fierce and rapid flow, such a monk gives up the here and the beyond, just as a serpent sheds its worn-out skin.

It made him feel young, and if there was one thing Lester objected to, it was the thought of drying up into an aimless old age.

People removing downed trees, wading through waters and drying up their mattresses, clothing and in general trying to clean up and move on.

There was no wall of water, no howling winds; just the sound of taps drying up and toilets ceasing to flush.

It would not normally benefit from the dwindling of China's reserves of labour any more than from the drying up of Saudi wells.

Like that of its rivals, Sun-Times's advertising revenue is drying up. It is expected to fall by 30% this year.

Such measures should be enough to avert a drying-up of bank credit, the main source of finance for euro-area borrowers.

With demand for its chips drying up at record rates, has decided to shut down several plants and dismiss thousands of workers.

Most of the affected states are in the southern half of the country. But officials said farmlands in the north are now drying up as well.

Even if the IPO is to have been "drying up" , but the collapse of confidence in the market or index makes a new low record.

Step 11 would be a drying-up of liquidity in a range of financial markets, including interbank and money markets.

It was staying still for drying up the under wings stretching out them from the upper wings like shelters.

With demand drying up for apartments, real-estate developers are starting to invest in mines, reports state-run China Daily.

Part of the problem has been a drying-up of trade finance.

It is a period where growth in debt money slows down, which subsequently leads to a drying up of liquidity in an economy.

But this time the blind side of the bridge coincided with the height of autumn, the season of drying up rivers.

Turkey's wetlands and lakes are drying up, and with them the nation's bird species are also disappearing.

Rivers and streams are drying up, crop yields are plummeting, and trees have begun to flower long before spring arrives.

Months of dry weather has left Lake Poyang less than one tenth of its normal size, and it's in danger of drying up altogether.

By relying on water roll version of the series-water copper roll too light, water could not be piped to the plates, plates drying up dirty.

But emerging countries have been hit by the drying up of credit, reduced remittances, and lower export demand.

So how can you, without drying up, make things with the same pleasure, as a gift to others, for so long?

But now the presumed cash flow on which those borrowings were based is drying up.

That ceiling may not hold if the regulator wants to soften the impact on the economy of the sudden drying-up of credit from trusts.

With credit lines to cash-strapped businesses drying up , it is the question that many of us are asking at the beginning of 2009.

In this scenario, high debt levels leave lenders wary, drying up the credit needed to fuel the economy.

Hebei s Baiyangdian Lake, north Chinas largest lake, has shrunk by 35% and is in danger of completely drying up.

The repo market temporarily froze during the financial crisis, drying up a key source of funding for many Wall Street firms.

One of them, Karen Masters, says forests are drying up , threatening the extinction of some animal and plant species.

To allow the closure of the fastest growing companies is not a loss, cash flow is drying up.

The root of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (CPSU) collapse lies in the resources of political legitimacy of CPSU drying up.

But if we have no connection whatsoever with the worlds beyond the one we take for granted, then we too run the risk of drying up inside.

to keep from drying up in the hot desert sun.

The direct cause of suicide is psychological problem and the fundamental causes are the drying up of spiritual vitality.

Bankruptcy, in this case, means drying up of cash flow, or flow of net profits, or dividend.

In Xiangjiang River in central China's Hunan Province, where several sections of the river are rapidly drying up.

Today, petroleum and coal drying up increasingly, the task of economize energy has very important realistic meaning.

In those cases, falling real-estate prices caused bad debt to mushroom, crippling the banking industry, too, and drying up credit.

Besides desertification and grassland shrinkage, the region's lakes and wetlands are also drying up, experts say.

Consequently, political support for continued free spending at the Pentagon is rapidly drying up.

Heating of air, suited to drying up certain powder, chemical engineering process and jet drying under certain pressure.

Liquidity is drying up even more pressing is the Federal Reserve injected, Paulson emergency program to solve.

Based on satellite photographs of hundreds of lakes are drying up, a number of local rivers are disappearing.

In less than 40 years, Central Asia has witnessed the drying up of Aral sea, once the fourth biggest inland water body in the world.

When they see that public buy orders are drying up, they sell short and prices tank back below 60.

Nexter is under pressure to lift export sales as domestic orders are drying up under tight budgetary conditions.

"There has been a big shift in the market. Order books are drying up. "

We currently have a situation where many of the big company research pipelines are drying up and have been unproductive for some time.

Indeed, with mutual funds tanking and home equity drying up, parents and students are, well, getting real.

Statues cracking and toppling over. The Nile drying up. Single-handedly, you will manage to bring the greatest kingdom on earth to ruin.

Mortgage lenders are hoping for fresh financial support from Chancellor Alistair Darling to prevent the supply of loans from drying up.

China's lakes and rivers are drying up, and rising temperatures are partly to blame.

The drying-up of trade links, as exporters lose customers, will compound the financial slowdown.

The other is the drying up of finance, from trade credit to syndicated loans, extended by euro-zone banks.

They are finding that the once-reliable sources of profit from traditional drugs are suddenly drying up.

Was the well-spring of invention drying up?

Natural resources are shrinking, degenerating and drying up.

Or that the primary sources of funding for Japanese deficits were drying up.

Imagine the tide has gone out, and the pool is drying up, and leaving behind a thin film of organic material. In this case.

With the bursting of the housing bubble, home equity is drying up.

But with the world's growing population and fast developing economies, the earth's water reserves are drying up fast.

There were few signs of the rally in global equities drying up yesterday.

However, a trickle has considerably more chance of drying up completely than a flow.

If China's exports turn down, as we forecast, coal prices will likely weaken further, drying up one source of demand for property.

Springs are drying up and soil salinity has increased.

Fish traders attributed the soaring price to short supply of fishes and drying up of water bodies in the area.

AFTER 18 months of sunny skies and scorching heat, crops are shrivelling, lawns are crisping and lakes are drying up.

For most of us, a bad conference experience means drying up at the microphone.

Chavez, who also holds capitalism responsible for many of the world's problems, warned that water supplies on Earth were drying up.

As a result, deal flow has slowed, drying up a profit stream for investment banks.

The money shows no sign of drying up.

Through the migrant grapevine, they know that jobs are drying up several months before government statisticians notice.

There will be much cleaning work on the mud, rubbish, and drying up work after the water subsided.

The deepest wells in a dwarf city are slowly drying up.

The slide in exports has been exacerbated by a drying up of trade credit.

lakes are drying up, navigable rivers narrowing.

Irrigating qat is also a drain on water reserves that are anyway drying up fast.

With jobs drying up, anti-immigrant violence could grow.

Firms, aware that credit is drying up, are striving to raise cash.

But this spring of youth escaping rural drudgery is drying up.

Stocks of steel are expanding and cashflow is drying up.

Along with environment worsening and energy drying up, people while exploring kinds of environment technology also seek new clean energy.

We see aerial photos of the Aral Sea drying up.

The river is drying up because there is no rain.

The tribal chief, 62-year-old Felix Quispe, 62, says the river that has sustained them for millennia is drying up.

In 2002, the government tightened its cultural-relics law to ban private fossil-trading, drying up both legal and black-market trade.

For one thing, the pool of cheap labor is drying up.

The Dead Sea has been drying up at a dramatic rate in recent decades as a result mostly of human demands for water.

Those losses go some way in explaining why credit in some areas is drying up.

Is China's pool of surplus labour drying up ?

Yet there is precious little sign that foreign demand is drying up.

The pool of potential buyers is also drying up because of the difficulty in obtaining credit.

Trade credits are drying up too.

And nearly 20-million hectares of crops are drying up.

Our bag of skin keeps our bodys ocean from drying up.

But liquidity, the ability to buy or sell easily, was drying up.

But bank credit drying up has also played a big part.

These are the loans currently drying up.

It is wobbling now because of two newer developments. The first is that money, always in short supply, is drying up.

Many of the federal grants come courtesy of the stimulus bill of 2009, and so are quickly drying up.

Exports plunged by a record 44% in the year to January. The slide in exports has been exacerbated by a drying up of trade credit.

At the same time, light oil can make imprinted lustre and drying up, the cards and membership cards made in good working order.

For example, eighty per cent of China's rivers and lakes are drying up.

China set to flow through densely populated areas of the Huaihe River has been drying up last year to 90 days.

Thousands went bankrupt, which led to credit drying up for years and had a devastating effect on large companies, small firms and families

Causes of Yellow River drying up in source region and countermeasures

water balance disorders, rivers drying up, shrinking lakes, wetlands destruction intensified, frequent flooding disasters;

be the drying up of our limited natural resources and the deterioration of the environment

Causes of Shrinking and Drying up of Qinghaihu Lake, Trend of Development and Its Impact on Ecological Environment

Drying-up and water resource bearing capacity of the Yellow River

and a drying up of capital inflows

Companies' cash is drying up, with dire consequences for their workers