One of those posters depicted a couple standing beside a table piled high with sacks labeled 'Hoarded Sugar' and 'Hoarded Flour,' staring nervously at the cop silhouetted against their window.
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Do I dare speak of the papers hoarded In corners?
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He had hoarded his soybeans, awaiting for a rebound in prices.
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Turns out the kids who hoarded pinecones during recess were rebels.
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They were probably hoarders, and what they hoarded was probably bones.
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Instead endowments are hoarded during downturns while sacrifices are made elsewhere.
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Dollars are hoarded like diamonds, except dollars are easier to spend.
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Others report punishment for having hoarded, rationed or bartered for menstrual products.
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Any disease is healthier than the one provoked by a hoarded rage.
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The Portland-based artist has hoarded images since he was a kid.
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I hoarded loot in my vault, never to be seen by anyone.
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My grandmother hoarded up to five cases of Spam at a time.
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But Bitcoin is being hoarded like virtual gold, and that has downsides.
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Like any good addict, I've even hoarded twenty more vials since then.
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But the US also hoarded security vulnerabilities for years to use as cyberweapons.
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He joined the mad rush of buyers who hoarded cases to sell online.
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The Trump campaign also hoarded $35.4 million, presumably to be used in 2020.
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Like Edmund Hilary looking to Everest, data is hoarded simply because it's there.
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We hoarded boxes and toilet paper rolls and made a gigantic junk airplane.
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But this year, the storage issue worsened as producers hoarded soybeans amid low prices.
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Public data should be a commons, not a treasure hoarded behind lock and key.
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The Brotherhood had supposedly purchased the nation's potato crop and hoarded it in warehouses.
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Mr Lai also asked a task-force to investigate whether retailers had hoarded supplies.
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But instead of launching another magazine with the hoarded cash, HBO and Time Inc.
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He cut himself and hoarded his medications, taking it all at once to overdose.
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In fact, capital is a kind of funding; it is not held or hoarded.
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Leave days rationed out by the computer, hoarded for a vain flicker of freedom.
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Aside from documents, the WikiLeaks dump also included a ton of memes the agency hoarded.
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I hoarded my allowance for a pair of those from the store Merry Go Round.
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Some artists hoarded blank Rollos, utilising them long after the German Democratic Republic (GDR) expired.
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Against that backdrop, banks globally hoarded cash and became highly reluctant to lend to anyone.
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Thus bitcoins can be expected to be hoarded as long as the price keeps rising.
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It was just your stuff, perhaps sloppily hoarded in disarray, but yeah — like a home.
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Hard-won money that he'd hoarded and hidden away from his creditors at the bank.
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They hydrated and hoarded calories, grabbing cold raisin bread again and again from trackside tables.
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That the rainwater of the future, which is abundant, is hoarded by the very fortunate.
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He fell foul because he hoarded groceries illegally and renovated the Viennese villa at lavish cost.
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In 2017, perhaps the two best players ever greedily hoarded the four majors, splitting them evenly.
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In anticipation of Congress bailing them out again, corporations have hoarded $2.5 trillion overseas since 2004.
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I could have recorded music and hoarded it all because it's not good enough for me.
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Consumers have snapped up — and in some cases, hoarded — hand sanitizers in response, leading to shortages.
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Such single-mindedness, which is hoarded eccentricity, is easy to dislike—it so isn't like us .
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They hoarded cans of the classic formulation, and thousands called for the company to rethink its decision.
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But Apple is pushing back against claims that the CIA's hoarded vulnerabilities for its devices were effective.
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Modi withdrew 500 and 1,000 rupee notes from circulation to make hoarded cash, or black money, worthless.
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Coupled with an increasing concentration of ownership, this means the fruits of economic growth are being hoarded.
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He hoarded the ibuprofen pills he sometimes was given, hiding them in the waistband of his pants.
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Dr. Arias said medical supplies, always scarce in La Vela, soon disappeared, hoarded until the May election.
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Beckwitt's home was reportedly littered with rubbish and hoarded items, making it difficult to reach Khafra's charred body.
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Since last year firms have pleaded with the government to raise prices and, say critics, hoarded their stocks.
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Obviously, you spend the next year making GIFs out of the thousands of precious cultural treasures hoarded there.
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Despite the group's presence in the city, previous humanitarian aid drops have reportedly been hoarded by the regime.
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Finally, valuable hands-on learning about programming and electronics is no longer being greedily hoarded by adorable children!
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Mitchell writes about emotional information: who controls it, and how it is squandered or hoarded, withheld or weaponized.
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The move is an attempt to stamp out cash, known as "black money," being hoarded to avoid tax.
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The documents shed light on how Facebook hoarded and doled out user data before the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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"Nine out of 10 times I embroider all of the clothes I've hoarded over the years," she said.
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Here's a sampling of the absolutely non-essential items your friends and neighbors hoarded to prep for quarantine.
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They complain that Eastern Ghouta's rebels hoarded food, that anyone who objected to rebel rule risked public decapitation.
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Items that weren't valuable just a couple months ago are now coveted, hoarded, and flying off store shelves.
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How else to explain the ill-gotten collection of artifacts missionary Donald Miller hoarded in his Indiana basement?
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I filed papers, restocked office supplies, and hoarded packs of pink Post-Its in a gloomy office without pay.
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Furthermore, one trader said some sellers had hoarded supply for May in anticipation of supply disruptions that never came.
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Airport slots would be allocated more fairly, so that the best landing and take-off times were not hoarded.
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That's why I treated it like something to be hoarded whenever I found myself alone with this forbidden fruit.
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Knowledge cannot be hoarded and turned into power, or it ceases to become magic and instead becomes a cage.
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And while teenage me would have never believed it, I've now hoarded quite the coterie of hydrating face masks.
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Since it can be obtained only at Augusta National Golf Club during the annual tournament, it is zealously hoarded.
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"That's the only option we have," said Huh, explaining why he hoarded higher-value products to maximize his savings.
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Is a lack of imagination about taxes, policies and regulations impeding the flow from hoarded cash to productivity-increasing programs?
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Argentines hoarded pesos, spending scrip as fast as possible (an illustration of Gresham's law, that bad money drives out good).
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Retail businesses came to a standstill because people hoarded the little cash they had for food and other needed supplies.
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" In a similar vein, New York Times opinion writer Bari Weiss recently insisted that "culture should be shared, not hoarded.
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Unsurprisingly, those that could hoarded liquor before the Volstead Act became law in 1919 and religious fervor swept the nation.
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Goldfein to commanders: 'Rise to the occasion' during coronavirus crisisBack home, Matt began listing the hoarded Chattanooga inventory on Amazon.
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The robes were from Frette, and we hoarded the eucalyptus-sage- scented toiletries from the holistic line American Medicinal Arts.
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In the Assembly, at least one legislator had hoarded for nourishment a plate of limp waffles draped in plastic wrap.
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Most of the money that fled the system was hoarded "under the mattress" at home - or in safety deposit boxes.
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Some comes from the donations hoarded in a cluttered garage, where a "Welcome Home" sign in Arabic is on display.
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Oscar, who hoarded junk and lived in a rubbish bin, gave children permission to be cranky once in a while.
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A lot of stuff in the Alexandria Library didn't burn down; they were hoarded by the elites because knowledge is power.
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On the other hand, her farm worked, where mine is still a ramshackle shitshow: everything is hoarded and little actually built.
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The colleges, meanwhile, have hoarded more cash — much of it from student loan revenues — than they know what to do with.
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Like Elena, for example, who hasn't left the hotel tower since the outbreak began, hiding in a room with hoarded Toblerones.
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And then I began to be fascinated by people's relationships to objects—as things to be hoarded, but also as art.
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A retired realtor who loved garage sales, she hoarded ill-fitting clothes and chipped jars in her badly neglected 1923 house.
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Banks that hoarded money in their central bank accounts were penalized, a move meant to pressure the banks to lend instead.
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Investors haven't hoarded cash like this in 15 years— There's a lot to be nervous about in the investing world right now.
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And these are people who have been living on dried dates for weeks, as IS fighters seized and hoarded food for themselves.
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It led the world in computer and material science technology, and it jealously hoarded its leadership with military secrecy and export controls.
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Through this process, companies create and sell tokens; the tokens can be hoarded as investments, or used to accomplish tasks on their platform.
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Most of the profits hoarded abroad are owned by technology and pharmaceutical giants that are unlikely to start an investment binge at home.
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DIORAMAS sent me back to the days of grade school, when we hoarded shoe boxes so that we could do our school assignments.
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Pro-government news organizations alleged that the photos are fake, or that opposition fighters inside the town have hoarded the food for themselves.
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The assailants had hoarded large quantities of explosives that were apparently intended for attacks on civilians in public places and on security installations.
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And another: "Still, the only time you could cut somebody off those refills was when they hoarded them in hidden boxes," pitrogg remembered.
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A recovering copper price has unleashed a global wave of scrap metal that had been hoarded during previous years when prices were lower.
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You gotta be a little sympathetic ... lots of people got laid off after they hoarded these items, so money is a huge issue.
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In 2007, as market participants began to doubt the quality of collateral backed by mortgage lending, repo rates jumped as lenders hoarded cash.
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In our hands is placed a powerGreater than their hoarded goldWe can bring to birth a new worldFrom the ashes of the old.
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In a pre-Giphy world, truly good animated GIFs were prized and hoarded, saved in folders on a desktop to use in reactions.
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Even 20173 years ago, playlists were collections of hoarded music, and mixtapes were destined, at most, to circulate among a small circle of friends.
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I first encountered Nan Goldin's photographs when I was a teenager, and hoarded a copy of The Ballad of Sexual Dependency under my mattress.
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Edita, which holds local ownership of international brands Twinkies, HoHos and Tiger Tail in Egypt, Libya, Jordan and Palestine, denied it had hoarded sugar.
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Mr. Woodhouse hoarded leave time to come to New York Fashion Week: Men's and used his military pay to fund the Wood House show.
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Instead they have hoarded their cash or, increasingly, begun looking to overseas acquisitions as a way to escape the limitations in their home markets.
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The philosophy behind this is that money is made to be spent in various activities, contributing to the economy, and not hoarded in banks.
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Most CRT monitor sales, he said, come from people who've hoarded them in garages and basements and just want to get rid of them.
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Capital controls prohibit large withdrawals in Greece, where savers have hoarded tens of billions, after big depositors lost money in the country's financial bailout.
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We've asked Facebook for details on if and how you'll be able to transfer your social connections and friends' contact info which it's historically hoarded.
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If I'd had an end date, I know I would've hoarded a list of clothing "necessities" to buy the minute my prescribed time-frame ended.
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The "pregnant queens" pulled from the hoarded apartment are in foster homes and will remain there until they give birth and their kittens are weaned.
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And, for those who did get it, Whale found that most content was available for free, while some users hoarded coins rather than spending them.
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Instead, the amount of cash hoarded by Japan's companies has grown by about ¥50trn ($443bn) over the past five years and exceeds ¥210trn, a record.
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A generation of Americans have exploited the rules of our system, hoarded all the gains for themselves, and then rigged the game in their favor.
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Eric Trump speculated that his sister/person who hoarded the not terrible genes Ivanka probably convinced their father to buy her a pony bomb Syria.
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She and the co-hosts "understand the value of supporting these women and listening to the knowledge that they've hoarded for generations," Ms. Kodikara said.
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Together with finite amounts of hoarded scrap, that should mean the scrap effect fades over time as the supply bulge moves down the supply chain.
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In recent weeks, the National Security Agency has come under fresh scrutiny after a contractor was accused of having hoarded sensitive information at his home.
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In fact, thousands of Americans reacted to the end of the holiday by lining up outside their banks to return much of their hoarded cash.
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Growing up in Los Angeles, he collected sunglasses the way his peers hoarded Hot Wheels, saving up his allowance to buy Oakleys and Ray-Bans.
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Instead of trying to match them, the Warren campaign seems to have hoarded some resources and hired up early in states that have later contests.
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Rumor had it that the new notes were also embedded with GPS chips, so the bills could be tracked if they were misused or hoarded.
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Two factors played a key role in those jaw-dropping figures: the rise of cryptocurrency and the availability of dumped hacking exploits hoarded by the NSA.
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It's not an uncommon perspective from Dalio, who also said two years ago that investors would "feel pretty stupid" if they hoarded cash as stocks soared.
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It ended up winning "best acne treatment," and for the rest of that year, I hoarded it any time I saw one in the beauty closet.
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Cash held outside the euro area was worth €80 billion and cash hoarded domestically by the real economy is estimated to be valued at €120 billion.
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I ripped a page out of one of the many Moleskins I hoarded at the beginning of my journalism career and made two columns of qualities.
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Djokovic, top-ranked among the men, has hoarded Grand Slam titles for the past year, and his loss opened up the men's draw in an instant.
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And the problem is that those stocks are getting increasingly difficult to see as metal is hoarded in off-market storage away from the statistical light.
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The idea isn't just to do a one-time boost, but to build a system where the last few decades of hoarded growth can't happen again.
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There's a tried and tested way, within the system we have now, of giving everyone a share in the investment returns now hoarded by the wealthy.
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It can have its bureaucratic overlaps and frustrations, but it helps mitigate the risks of concentrated power and hoarded information found in totalitarian or autocratic governments.
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Legacy loyalists who have hoarded their miles over the last several years have learned this lesson the hard way: Miles are getting less and less valuable.
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Vegas may have hoarded defensemen in the hopes of making more trades in the future, but it was clear McPhee wanted to build around defensive depth.
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There's no need for the professor to have hoarded Carrie's treasured copy of "Franny and Zooey," or to make retrieving it a dopey plot point. 3.
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The horror of Getty Sr. is that he is never less than human, but that he's hoarded everything, including every last vestige of love, for himself.
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This comes after investors hoarded money in cash at the start of the year amid one of the worst starts to the year on record for equities.
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The economy has stalled because too much wealth is being generated in nonproductive activity, hoarded to preserve for the rich all the things government no longer provides.
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The long-vanished painting of a woman in an embroidered blouse was discovered in 2012 in the art trove hoarded by Cornelius Gurlitt in his Munich apartment.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iranian authorities uncovered a stash of hoarded medical supplies including millions of gloves as deaths from its coronavirus epidemic hit 66 including a senior official.
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The designated area in her Brooklyn apartment is also where she writes her novel, meditates, keeps family treasures and lately has dumped office files and hoarded supplies.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iranian authorities uncovered a stash of hoarded medical supplies including millions of gloves as deaths from its coronavirus epidemic hit 66 including a senior official.
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That figure suggests that most people — including corrupt officials, businessmen and criminals said to have hoarded their illicit wealth in cash — have managed to preserve their fortunes.
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After becoming debt-free, I was so scared to build wealth through investing that I hoarded all my cash in a checking account, earning nearly zero interest.
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Living in its crawl spaces and crannies were more than 40 cats, apparently left by a former tenant who neighbors said had hoarded them in her apartment.
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Sugar arrived in Japan from China in the eighth century, and for nearly a millennium it was treated like a controlled substance, hoarded and administered like medicine.
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Almost 13 percent of the more than 1 trillion euros ($1.1 trillion) of cash in circulation last year was hoarded in 500 euro notes, ECB data show.
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The reasons are particularly baffling, Mr. Lauder said, given that in neighboring Bonn, an exhibition initiated by the German government is showcasing art hoarded by Cornelius Gurlitt.
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Because of these lags, the weekly reserve money figures don't tell exactly how much people have hoarded, but the data does give a strong sense of the trend.
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I do regret not having the chance to grab food in the airport, but I eat the banana I hoarded as I line up to board the flight.
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This massive bank run could bring the Greek economy grinding to a halt, as people hoarded euros and banks struggled to stay in business with their deposits plummeting.
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In the year to December 2015 the pound appreciated on a trade-weighted basis by 7% as nervous investors hoarded British assets (it has since been falling back).
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Like other companies, for years Sony hoarded information to debut at E20193, TGS and Gamescom, but E3 was generally where you saw new consoles and flagship titles debut.
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On Sunday, Colvin's garage was emptied out following a bulk donation and help from local church members who will distribute the hoarded products to an increasingly desperate public.
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Instead, they need to look for ways to reform the meritocratic class, to reduce its power, and redistribute the advantages that it has hoarded for so many years.
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The comic shows the problems caused when money is spent, hoarded and squandered by sentient beings of varied shapes, colors and sizes on an endless array of worlds.
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There's no doubt the economy was helped along along by Trump's signing of the massive tax cut bill, but businesses, worried about his trade wars, have hoarded their cash.
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Go pick up a stick or two (I've hoarded eight) and start planning what to do with all the extra time you'll have shaved off your morning makeup routine.
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A speaker hung in the corner of a studio in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, that was crammed with equipment hoarded by Levy Lorenzo, the electronics wizard of the International Contemporary Ensemble.
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What our economy needs now is to get those trillions of dollars of hoarded cash off the sidelines, and back into the hands of working- and middle-class Americans.
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But the so-called Big Four — above all Federer, Nadal and Djokovic — have also hoarded the titles and ranking points at the best-of-three-set Masters Series events.
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CAIRO, April 20 (Reuters) - Egypt's currency weakened on the black market on Wednesday as traders speculated on a coming devaluation and hoarded dollars they believe will rise in value.
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The mayor of San Juan spent her time in front of news cameras instead of at disaster recovery meetings, and other mayors hoarded relief supplies for their political supporters.
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From there, she morphed from reasonable Catholic school student to starry-eyed, madras-clad Beatles devotee who hoarded 45s, led a fan club chapter, and perfected a British accent.
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Also, until recently, many colleges hoarded their full football scholarships for nonspecialists, so football players who came from families that needed financial aid had an incentive to play another position.
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Venezuelans hoarded the commodity in 2013 as a result of a drop in production, leading the government to seize a toilet paper factory in an effort to ensure more supply.
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And you never know when you're going to need a sweater or umbrella or makeup or 15 half empty water bottles... and whatever else I have hoarded in my car.
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They were concerned about the possible dangers of AI and wanted to ensure that research on the subject would be shared and published rather than hoarded by big companies like Google.
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Without a shred of evidence and utter disregard for the facts, they claim merchants have hoarded the money saved after Congress brought modest competition to debit card fees six years ago.
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Farmers who had hoarded grain in the hope that the tariffs would be lifted are now selling, replenishing foreign-exchange reserves that had been drained to defend the artificially strong peso.
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She screamed in spaces reserved for boys, she told us to pick up a guitar, and she told us it was okay to like stuff that guys had hoarded for themselves.
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As panic sets in in some quarters, personal border closure imitates the knee-jerk political gesture: Food and medical supplies are hoarded, while the wealthiest few prepare their luxury doomsday bunkers.
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"I thought people would be scared of [the work] because of what had just happened but instead, I got hoarded with people asking me where they could buy one," he recalled.
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Under the terms of the deal, Iran can stockpile no more than 300 kilograms, or about 660 pounds, of so-called low-enriched uranium, a fraction of what it previously hoarded.
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"Today, we finally memorialize the 2,411 unborn babies whose remains were senselessly hoarded by Dr. Ulrich Klopfer after he performed the abortions from 2000 to 2003," Hill said at the burial.
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The girls no longer hoarded food in their room for fear that they would not get another meal, but they were still getting up in the night, sometimes three, four times.
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She couldn't because, like many other teachers across America, James hoarded more than a dozen sick days so she could take time off after she gave birth to her two girls.
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As many Hyperallergic readers will know, museums and private collections of all kinds began as cabinets of curiosity, where the spoils of wealth were hoarded to reinforce Western dominance and superiority.
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Despite all this, a narrative exists that Cruz was bullied, and that if only kids had been nicer to him he wouldn't have hoarded military-grade weapons and carried out an atrocity.
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Lower deposit rates could encourage the public to start spending and investing large amounts of money which were hoarded during the sanctions era, thus boosting economic growth, which is currently near zero.
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But now that he is headed for the White House, it makes you wonder if folks should start stockpiling stag mags the way gun lovers hoarded rifles before Obama came into office.
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People hoarded masks and respirators out of fear or shipped them to countries like China, Japan, or Italy for friends and family, where it was prohibitively expensive or just difficult to buy.
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Deputy Finance Minister George Chouliarakis told parliament last month that the government is projecting a three to four billion euro capital injection into banks as a result of hoarded cash being redeposited.
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Greece's deputy Finance Minister George Chouliarakis told parliament last month that the government projects a three to four billion euro capital injection into banks as a result of hoarded cash being redeposited.
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You should've bought in years ago, like me: A perfectly normal man who coincidentally hoarded a virtual currency during a time when it's only use was for sex trafficking and purchasing organs.
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"In my approach to sculpture in the past, I've hoarded objects, furniture, things that meant something to me, and rearranged them to suggest something more," Serpas explained to me at the show.
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The cool secret technique that in fact all the companies in question know about is the possibility of using and learning from data that's been hoarded over a million miles of test driving.
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First, the dictators themselves like North Korea's Kim Jong Un and his inner circle do not personally suffer as whatever dwindling resources and luxuries the country can still obtain are hoarded by them.
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The government has not said what, if anything, Martin did with the highly sensitive material that, according to the court documents, he hoarded at his home in Glen Burnie, Maryland and his vehicle.
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I recently moved to a new apartment, and came across a pile of vintage purses I had hoarded back when magazines kept encouraging shoppers to mix fashion pieces with "interesting" second hand finds.
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Raise taxes on the rich, and almost anything the federal government does with the revenue will pump more money through the economy than what the wealthy are doing with our hoarded cash today.
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Money market traders and regulators do not expect a re-run of the 503 and 2011 crises, when dollar borrowing dried up outside the United States as U.S. banks hoarded it at home.
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Money market traders and regulators do not expect a re-run of the 503 and 2011 crises, when dollar borrowing dried up outside the United States as U.S. banks hoarded it at home.
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The recovery to last December's highs above $27,26 unlocked a store of scrap metal that had been hoarded during the down years and which has been flowing through the supply chain ever since.
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I'm old enough to remember people who hoarded audiotapes of Grateful Dead shows (and usually asked me to help them move, with giant stacks of these plastic boxes reverently mummified in duct tape).
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As a country we have moved past the idea that the basics of a decent life should be hoarded by an aristocracy, a hereditary class with a monopoly on wealth, power and property.
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When investigators interviewed Mr. Germash, he said the vehicle was his and that he had hoarded the mail because he was overcome by how much he had to deliver, according to the complaint.
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But as a symbol of Syria's future, it was almost as bad: a chaotic wasteland full of feuding militias — some of them radical Islamists — who hoarded food and weapons while the people starved.
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The mother and daughter, relatives of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, made headlines in the early 1970s when the police raided their ramshackle house, Grey Gardens, and found hoarded garbage, unsafe conditions and countless cats.
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Both of you go separate ways, moving with the knowledge of Sunday papers, endless cigarettes, tap water, the hoarded half-pint, and the feeling of having missed out on Saturday night's jackpot prize.
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Lennett said that shoppers who hoarded the toys they bought when Toys R Us announced its bankruptcy have now gifted most of them, so they're expected to start shopping again, reinvigorating the industry.
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So, naturally, I ended up living next to this person who hoarded cats, and she had, like, ten cats, and one of her cats knocked over a candle and the whole place went poof.
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And the hoarded data is just sitting out there for others to see, including potential employers who are doing background checks and any enemies who may be trying to dig up something against us.
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He argues that millennials' deserved loot has been hoarded by the ownership class and seniors, who have saved entitlement programs that serve them as steady government jobs disappear and the social safety net withers.
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A society only has so much productive capacity, dumb tax cuts can be hoarded and dumb spending used to enrich special interests or subsidize social pathology, and too much spending can eventually induce inflation.
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On Tuesday, Apple revealed where a big chunk of the $211 billion it's hoarded overseas but has agreed to bring back to the US in exchange for a sweetheart tax deal is going: Stock buybacks.
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"Today, we finally memorialize the 2,411 unborn babies whose remains were senselessly hoarded by Dr. Ulrich Klopfer after he performed the abortions from 2000 to 2003," Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill said at the gravesite.
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Peep their fancy interactive map here: The results are a little surprising, especially to those of us who carefully hoarded chocolate bars and turned our noses up at hard candies and even harder bubble gum.
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For the next 50 years, he used it as his studio, gallery, residence, and repository of objects he'd hoarded over the years: a motley collection of bottles, screws, motor parts, motherboards, rocks, and other sundries.
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"This is a very big deal to long-term investors, as cash has been hoarded by Apple on the balance sheet for the past decade," said Angelo Zino, a senior industry analyst with CFRA Research.
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Citing the past American champions John McEnroe, Jimmy Connors, Andre Agassi and Pete Sampras, Johnson suggested that perhaps the bar had been set too high given how few players have hoarded recent Grand Slam titles.
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I was promised the right to a well-regulated militia, and instead I see a nation that falls victim, week after week, body after body, to a series of unstable people with elaborately hoarded arsenals.
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He hoarded artifacts he found on the street and stashed them on the roof of his apartment building: locks, segments of pipe, a boiler casting, fingernail clippers, a razor blade, a bicycle chain and a shoe.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will keep one penny and two pence coins in circulation, finance minister Philip Hammond announced on Friday, a year after saying they were obsolete and usually hoarded in jam jars or even binned.
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There is little sign of any pent-up demand from Japanese banks or cash-rich companies for fresh funds, however, and any money released into the system may merely be hoarded or steered into speculative activity.
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I know that I hoarded as a reaction to my depression, and I know, too, that my desire to organize my living space comes from an increase in the happiness I now experience in my life.
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Based on what my organization is seeing at a national level in terms of interoperability and the release of previously hoarded information, I think Apple (for example) will need to both be flexible and influence flexibility.
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BACK TO BASIS Money market traders and regulators do not expect a re-run of the 2008 and 2011 crises, when dollar borrowing dried up outside the United States as U.S. banks hoarded it at home.
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From the underpaid drivers it hopes to replace, to the customers whose data it has hoarded for a decade — it's everyone else who's on the hook for the repercussions of both Uber's success and its failure.
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Prior to flights, I did what many poor Americans do and hoarded medicine to ensure I'd have enough to tide me through the post-flight pain spike, as well as the major speaking and networking obligations.
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The privacy researchers, by contrast, found that Roku and Fire TV channels hoarded static identifiers, which make it virtually impossible for you to exercise choice about what data is associated with you and for how long.
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Oscar, who rarely left his trash can, hoarded junk, kept a pet orange worm called Slimey, attended annual "grouch conventions in Syracuse, New York," despised "Pox News" and had a girlfriend named Grundgetta, Grundgie for short.
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It wasn't long before security researchers determined that the reason it was able to spread so quickly from computer to computer — like those at UK hospitals — was because of an exploit once hoarded by the NSA: EternalBlue.
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But maybe, when disaster strikes and the rest of us are fighting over rat carcasses in the ruins of civilization, we'll plead with the doomsday preppers to help us with the supplies they hoarded from subscription boxes.
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The District Attorney's office found that Almena and Harris had hoarded flammable materials in the building, done construction work without permits or inspections, and deceived the police and fire departments about people living there illegally (including Almena).
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The gulf between the school-age West Ravenel of whom Phoebe had heard such horrific tales and the funny, generous, thoughtful man she comes to know is, thankfully, reconciled without any illogically hoarded secrets or overwrought reveals.
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The radical steps came after U.S. money markets seized up as a broad set of market participants, from big multinational carmakers to small shop owners, hoarded dollars fearing a slump in cashflow during lockdowns in their countries.
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Mushrooms were hoarded for shortcuts that required them, activated right at the apex of a slide boost, the tiny bounce of the kart activated at the exact time required to minimize the speed lost from traveling over grass.
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As security researchers and policy analysts dig through the latest WikiLeaks documents, the sheer number of hacking tools the CIA has apparently hoarded for exploiting zero-day vulnerabilities—secret inroads that tech firms haven't patched—stands out most.
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Idaho, Nevada, Texas, Ohio, Oklahoma and West Virginia have all taken measures to make sure doctors aren't unnecessarily prescribing chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine -- just as the antibiotic Cipro was unnecessarily prescribed and hoarded after the anthrax attacks of 2001.
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Facebook also uses its enormous cash pile to gobble up competitors or to copy their features, and has already hoarded giant amounts of data that provide it with ad-targeting advantages that would-be competitors cannot easily replicate.
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Nadal, who recently returned to the No. 267 ranking, and Federer, who is ranked third, have hoarded the Grand Slam singles titles this year and are among the favorites at the United States Open, which begins on Monday.
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I'll finish the next game having hoarded a different kind of resource that I never got around to employing, or having passed on several opportunities to build my own infrastructure because I was holding out for the perfect card.
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Many others, though, spoke of the terror of living under ISIS, of being shot at as they tried to escape in recent weeks, and of having little to eat as militants hoarded food for themselves while the siege unfolded.
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"But I'm not looking to be in a situation where I make the front page of the news for being that guy who hoarded 20,000 bottles of sanitizer that I'm selling for 20 times what they cost me."Whoops!
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MILAN, March 20 (Reuters) - Foreign investors hoarded Italian government bonds in January, taking advantage of the very favourable market conditions that existed to mid-February before the Covid-19 epidemic hit the country, central data bank showed on Friday.
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In one of her 'running of the brides' studies, the shoppers revealed how they hoarded as many dresses as possible, and negotiated trades with other shopping teams in which they misrepresented the value of the gown they gave away.
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The painting is one of the most important of the works bequeathed to the Kunstmuseum Bern by Mr. Gurlitt, a recluse who hoarded about 1,500 artworks, some looted by the Nazis, in his homes in Munich and Salzburg, Austria.
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A Tennessee man who hoarded over 17,000 bottles of hand sanitizer before being blocked from selling them recently donated the supplies after Tennessee's attorney general investigated him for price-gouging, according to a report for The New York Times.
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With boundless free time and without the constant company of two tiny dinner guests, I hoarded swank vinegars and eschewed out-of-season strawberries, roasted pork shoulders for weeknight dinners and pounded Thai curry pastes as Saturday-afternoon diversion.
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Even after I made a killing on some stock I'd hoarded that inflated to a very high value, any sense of accomplishment I felt was so fleeting it would immediately be overtaken by the need for even more Neopoints.
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I have containers and containers of clothes that I've hoarded in my attic and I probably should give them away to give good use, but I am selfishly wanting to hold on it because I'm like, 'What if I need that?
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I saw it all: enormous families and enormous bodies, a Mormon with four wives, virgins sharing their first-ever kiss at the marriage altar, people with addictions to eating inedible objects, rooms caving in with hoarded goods, 90-day fiancés.
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We see it in an economy where an elite few have hoarded the gains of the recovery and where sector after sector, from food to retail to media to energy, are now dominated by a shrinking number of merged monopolistic firms.
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His plan is to eliminate all of the jobs in the global transportation industry The audience stood and cheered for Hotz for a full three minutes after he stepped away from the microphone, then hoarded around him for handshakes and selfies.
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While some of the money was siphoned off along the way to keep the pill mill (and its largely unwitting participants) in motion, the bulk of it was hoarded by Le Roux to fund the rest of his illicit operations.
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Benevolent hustler (he never took a cut of others' action) or naughty fabulist — perhaps both — Mr. Bowers putters around his hoarded Hollywood Hills home and gazes into the hole in his patio deck as if searching for something lost long ago.
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The central bank said in its annual report last week that 99 percent of those notes were deposited or exchanged for new currency, suggesting that most people, including those who hoarded illicit wealth in cash, have managed to preserve their fortunes.
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Rick R. Vagnini, Paso Robles, CA I love the lighter and freer feeling in my space I have always been a fairly minimalist adult having grown up in a household where my mother and father hoarded everything, even pencil stubs.
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Prosecutors said Martin, who was indicted last February, spent up to 20 years stealing highly sensitive government material from the U.S. intelligence community related to national defense, collecting a trove of secrets he hoarded at his home in Glen Burnie, Maryland.
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Sanders, an independent U.S. senator and fierce corporate critic, said on a campaign trip to Iowa that rural areas were being devastated by agribusiness consolidations that hoarded profits, drove family farmers off their land and contributed to growing environmental and social problems.
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The yen briefly soared above the key threshold of 100 to the dollar on Friday as investors hoarded the safe-haven currency after the Brexit vote, adding to headaches for Japanese policymakers worried about the effect a strong yen could have on exports.
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What's happening: The company, Retina-X, and its owner James N. Johns, will be required to delete all data hoarded by the apps and cease the sale of products, requiring a user to circumvent phone security until it can reasonably guarantee "legitimate" use.
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One merchant, who hoarded 17,700 bottles of hand sanitizer before Amazon pulled his listings, is under investigation by his state attorney general's office for price gouging; he donated the stash after a New York Times article about his business generated massive outcry.
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Weeks after a German magazine tipped off the world that an 80-year-old man had hoarded hundreds of artworks collected by his father during the Nazi era in a Munich apartment, the world gasped at the prospect of rediscovering long-lost treasures.
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"My family has hoarded much food, and when we need something, we go downstairs to a supermarket nearby with masks on," a 30-year-old city resident who works in financial services told Reuters via social media, declining to provide her name.
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"My family has hoarded much food, and when we need something, we go downstairs to a supermarket nearby with masks on," a 30-year-old city resident who works in financial services told Reuters via social media, declining to provide her name.
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"Waste Not," Mr. Song's title for the show, was an overwhelming collection of hundreds of objects — plastic bottles, rice bowls, stuffed animals, fabric scraps, ballpoint pens — hoarded by a woman traumatized by the Cultural Revolution and by the death of her husband.
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The Clintons gave North Korea nuclear weapons and the elites hoarded knowledge from the Library of AlexandriaOn Sunday, Alex Jones went on a particularly sprawling rant in his hotel room in Seattle that touched on so many topics it's actually hard to summarize them.
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"The success of the new exchange rate regime will ultimately depend on how effective it is in attracting more foreign investment and getting pockets of dollars hoarded on the domestic front back into the market place," said Cobus de Hart, economist at NKC Economists.
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Zuckerberg talks a lot about his goal of making the world "more open" during this time period, part of the idea being that society has entered a new, post-privacy era where information should be put out in the open for everyone, not hoarded away.
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This is important not just to cross-border businesses, Mr Kuchkarov argues, but also to ordinary Uzbeks, since the past shortage of hard currency had led to a shortage of cash, as businesses hoarded notes with which to buy dollars on the black market.
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If the gains from cash are hoarded by selfish heads of household, why are children whose household receives a GiveDirectly transfer 42 percent less likely to go a day without eating, according to a rigorous randomized evaluation of the group's prior, lump-sum transfers?
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Some 250 art works from a huge trove hoarded by a collector during the Nazi era went on display in Germany for the first time on Thursday, as its curators pursue efforts to find the rightful owners of pieces identified as looted.
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They include the pro-Washington Hernández, who has promised to rid Honduras of the gang members in its slums; and, in Venezuela, the anti-gringo Nicolas Maduro, who claims he is carrying forward Hugo Chavez's revolution against the oligarchs who hoarded the nation's oil wealth.
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Vinyl, we're supposed to believe, be it as fans of Aphex Twin, the Allman Brothers, or Arvo Part, is simultaneously the only real way to receive music and also some kind of cult object to be hoarded, admired, and lionized out of all proportion.
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Sometimes working alone, but often with the help of his girlfriend, Breitwieser amassed a private collection of stolen art objects worth more than a billion dollars, and hoarded it in their attic living quarters of his mother's house in the Alsace region of France.
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HONG KONG, Dec 4 (Reuters) - Police in Hong Kong this week re-entered the campus of a university it besieged for more than 10 days last month, gathering newly discovered chemicals and petrol bombs hoarded by anti-government protesters in the Chinese-ruled city.
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Today, Moscow is the capital of an authoritarian oligarchic state whose wealth — in large part derived from mining, petroleum, and other extraction industries — is hoarded by a kleptocratic ruling class that clings to power with increasing desperation, through rigged elections, riot police, and mass market distractions.
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Equally important, Trump capitalized on white economic anxiety across the board, realizing in a way that the neo-liberals in Washington have not, the marginalization of college-educated and white working class in an economy whose benefits have been overwhelmingly hoarded by the less than 1%.
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This demand is not unconnected to demands for a wholesale reckoning with American racial history, reparations, and the redistribution of economic and political power presently hoarded by wealthy whites; it's all part of the society-wide project of deconstructing the white supremacist foundations of our country.
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The sea of scissors, coconuts, bottles, and dozens of hoarded objects blend into one another and become part of a hulking mass, occasionally broken up by pristine and unfitting commercial signifiers like a Uniqlo shopping bag and a luxury Pro Line blender filled with green juice.
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For in a borough where the population amounts to 35,000 people per square mile, a borough in which apartments are hoarded together and homes or brownstones are few and far between, it is often necessary to turn what others would see as public space into personal space.
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The next night, we had planned to try another of the emergency meals we had hoarded, so an easy dinner of quesadillas livened up with a jar of corn-and-pepper salsa came to the rescue — and again, didn't make us feel like we were settling.
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But a prestige brand name is not required to reach that in-demand status, a fact proven by indie brand Lake & Skye, whose best-selling scent 11 11 has been hoarded by beauty editors and fielding "what fragrance is that?" inquiries since its launch in 2015.
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But Pawel Krzysiek, the spokesman for the International Red Cross in Damascus, would not comment on whether rebels hoarded the food supply, and couldn't vouch for the fair dispersal of aid after its arrival in the town since the Red Cross cannot regularly access besieged areas.
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Labour, which under socialist leader Jeremy Corbyn has shifted from a centrist pro-business platform to a more interventionist left-wing pitch, is using its annual conference detail plans to help a greater number of people to share in economic prosperity that it says is "hoarded by the few".
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A more salient benefit for Apple, Microsoft and other big tech companies - which have hoarded hundreds of billions of dollars of profits outside the United States - is the bill's one-time tax of 8 percent on illiquid assets and 15.5 percent tax on cash and cash equivalents held overseas.
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It has been quite a contrast in 2017: new talent grabbing the most important trophies in the women's game while the old guard has hoarded all the biggest prizes in the men's game, with the 31-year-old Nadal and 36-year-old Roger Federer each winning two.
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And the whole convention itself was an argument that supposedly American ideals like faith, family, and country can be wedded to the America that will be — one of diversity as a strength, not a series of dividing lines — rather than hoarded carefully as part of the America that was.
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The Abdominizer would be shoved back under a bed or in a closet along with the rest of the possessions my parents hoarded: a box with greeting cards from the year my sister and I were born, a bean bag chair that no one had used in years.
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Portland even hoarded ten million dollars in unused cap space—the most in the NBA—indicating a desire to take on lousy contracts in exchange for assets (at the deadline, they scooped up a protected first-rounder from the Cleveland Cavaliers in return for burying the carcass of Anderson Varejao's salary).
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Contra Bloomberg and Steyer, the climate crisis isn't a problem that's going to be solved by throwing enough hoarded cash at it or by putting the right billionaire in charge, but by rethinking the kinds of things our economy rewards in the first place and their costs to the planet.
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Xi himself has lead the way in promoting simple living, with state media widely reporting on the basic food he eats when on trips around the country, and giving extensive coverage to cases where officials are found to have hoarded gold, owned multiple houses or had a fondness for banquets.
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TRANSLATED: if Bernie hoarded boat loads of cash from Wall Street, big pharma, big oil, Silicon Valley, and plutocrats across America, the DNC would give him a say on some things for the general election—but NOT staffing, messaging, or strategy—like it gave to their preferred candidate Hillary Clinton.
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" And Caroline Calloway, a writer and eyebrow-raising social-media diva, is happy to share what may be more than you ever wanted to know about her relationship with her father: "Scary," she confides, "to see a parent living in a home full of dirt and trash and hoarded things.
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It's a completely understandable impulse to place blame on individuals — whether the ones in our own lives, everyone currently crowding the Florida beaches, or that guy who's gone viral thanks to a New York Times article about how he'd hoarded hand sanitizer in an attempt to sell it for a profit.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The amount of cash across the euro zone rose to more than 1 trillion euros ($1.1 trillion) last year, with almost 30 percent of it hoarded in 500 euro notes, ECB data has shown, as nervous individuals keep more of their money at home or in a vault.
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Labour, which under socialist leader Jeremy Corbyn has shifted from a centrist pro-business platform to a more interventionist left-wing pitch, is using its annual conference to detail its plans to help a greater number of people to share in economic prosperity that it says is "hoarded by the few".
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Perhaps these hoarded commodities merit the name "investment objects," but such cultural artifacts, particularly when used to dodge taxation or to store and launder money, are the opposite of art: they are frozen limbo corpses caught up in the machine of the artless global economy, disconnected from the subjectivity of people at large.
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Yet shares in companies that cater to people staying home are outperforming — think disinfectants (Clorox), canned food (Campbell Soup), exercise equipment (Peloton) and videoconferencing tools (Zoom) — as are others like drug makers developing vaccines (Gilead) and gold miners who dig up the stuff hoarded by people freaked out about the economy (Newmont Mining).
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Virignia Rose Torrence's mosaics are constructed entirely from found objects, principally the content of several bins of hoarded ceramic shards saved over the course of three decades by an adjunct ceramics professor at Marygrove College, where Crissman just finished his term as a professor (due to the closure of the undergraduate program).
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There were our beloved white Adidas Stan Smiths that were worn until the soles fell apart, a parade of semi-functional Nikes hoarded more for their exclusive prints and color ways than for actual use at the gym, and our minimal, low-top Converse that kickstarted the idea of wearing sneakers with a dress.
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And, most breathtakingly, when at the end of the episode Kendall finds his rooftop escape has been fitted with giant glass walls — preventing him from, someday, tumbling to his death — we have to wonder whether his dad is genuinely concerned for his safety or if Kendall is just another pricey asset to be hoarded.
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But in the administration and across the business community, there is a perception that years of increased environmental, financial and other regulatory oversight by the Obama administration dampened investment and job creation — and that Mr. Trump's more hands-off approach has unleashed the "animal spirits" of companies that had hoarded cash after the recession of 2008.
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Throughout time, access to food has been important to ensuring the satisfaction of a population: Think of the inflated bread and salt prices that played a huge role in fomenting the French Revolution, or New York City's flour riot of 1837, when outlandish flour prices led hungry workers to plunder private storerooms filled with sacks of hoarded grain.
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The old saw about boxers, that they wouldn't expend a certain kind of energy before a bout — sexual energy, which would need to be hoarded if the fighter wanted to be at peak strength — aligns nicely with this notion, one in which the ascetic isn't starving herself so much as harnessing her powers, because power is a finite thing.
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When I cite the original series' "vague progressivism," I don't really mean that it had a coherent political framework so much as it believed in the idea that the American dream was too often hoarded by those who least needed access to it, who then parceled it out in little chunks to those further down the ladders of economic, racial, and social privilege.
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On our way through on that family trip, my parents bought a book of postcards depicting the 110 themed rooms, and though we didn't stay there, I had savored it, hoarded it, studied it so closely that I remembered the features and names of some of the rooms decades later, including a rock-waterfall wall and shower in the Cave Man Room.
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Store owners and employees describe keeping flavors on shelves in a variety of ways, including importing them from Canada (where sales aren't restricted) and buying them from trusted local distributors and wholesalers that were able to maintain stock; possible sources include illicit Canadian imports, finessed online purchases, hoarded stock from before JUUL limited its sales, and in some cases, passable knockoffs of real JUUL-branded pods.
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Today, any kid with rudimentary computer skills can access a universe of inappropriate content, but my friends and I hoarded the knowledge that Blockbusters in town would let you rent an R-rated movie without an ID. Today, countless film bloggers help fans discover indie gems, but I relied on my friends' recommendations and the random happenstance of whatever showed up on the Blockbuster shelves.
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It would allow the Department of Justice to apply criminal penalties if supplies deemed critical are hoarded, Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrState AGs urge online retailers to crack down on coronavirus price gouging Immigration advocates call on Barr to halt migrant prosecutions amid coronavirus outbreak Hillicon Valley: Twitter says Chinese official's virus disinformation doesn't violate rules | Hackers target WHO | Senators urge agencies to stop coronavirus robocalls MORE explained.
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N. nuclear watchdog plans alert on Iranian stonewalling -diplomats * Iran finds millions of hoarded gloves as coronavirus deaths hit 66 * Syrian government forces re-enter strategic town, Turkey vows to keep up strikes * SPECIAL REPORT-Broken Health: The medical crisis that's aggravating Iraq's unrest * Lebanon's advisers yet to reach deal with bondholders - source * Facebook removes two Middle East-focused fake account networks * INSIGHT-"All our dreams are gone;" Desperation deepens for Syrians as conflict intensifies * Iraq power vacuum: acting PM steps aside after designated successor quits * Turkish lira rebounds on global stimulus hopes after hitting 17-month low * IATA says in talks with Lebanon's central bank on airline revenue repatriation * Middle East airlines lose $100 mln due to coronavirus - IATA * Egypt's non-oil business activity contracts in February -PMI * Egypt's net foreign reserves rise to $45.51 bln in February- c.
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