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a slice of it is direct investment in big firms; but a worryingly large chunk, some 46% of GDP, is funnelled through the banking system.

Remittances in hard currency funnelled through hawala (Islamic word-of-mouth banks) may have more to do with it.

Other reports in state media suggested that some of these funds were then funnelled into illegal property and other investments.

Those officials whose ill-gotten gains have been funnelled into owning multiple apartments will find themselves under new scrutiny.

Beefy security guards funnelled the pupils through a gauntlet of media and several dozen silent supporters.

As the surviving wildebeest funnelled along the fence in search of water, they entered a hunting area, where poachers lay in wait.

China's excess saving is currently funnelled through the central bank into (overpriced) American Treasuries and similar bonds.

Capital is being funnelled towards high-tech and green energy-related companies at the expense of traditional low-end manufacturers.

He funnelled his hands.

In Montenegro, Magyar funnelled cash to government officials to win a more generous contract.

Without trees to sponge up rainwater, Sichuan's bare mountainsides funnelled it directly into the river system.

In this kind of system, big decisions are funnelled upwards to a very small group of people.

Promising kids are identified at an early age and funnelled into full-time training.

The crowd funnelled through the gate.

Our whole world is funnelled in through our memories.

Her bed a funnelled stone.

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