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Mortgage assets and leveraged loans created in huckster shops, carved up and buried in “CDO squareds” (securitizations wrapped in other securitizations), and characterized by progressively more obscure, more contingent, and more complex orders of priority for allocating cash flows have no place in capital markets.
Bit by bit, the idea that the group represents a coherent voice in world affairs will be quietly buried.
The idea of a common space from Lisbon to Vladivostok will be buried.
Empty Promises and Dead ChildrenLONDON – Buried among the 169 targets contained in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) – adopted by the United Nations last September amid a blaze of glitzy events, celebrity endorsements, and back-slapping by world leaders, aid donors, and non-governmental organizations – was the vital pledge to eliminate “preventable child deaths” by 2030.
But, buried among all of the bad stories, there were some inspiring developments in global health in 2016.
The wrecked body of the ruined train was buried immediately afterward, with no investigation.
They adopted navigation laws that restricted foreign ships’ access to British ports and even enacted a demand-boosting law requiring the dead to be buried in woolens.
As "a concrete historical phenomenon accompanied by an ideology with sharp contours," Kondylis wrote, Conservatism was "dead and buried."
A typical oilfield yields only 20% of the reservoir, with close to 63% remaining buried in the earth even when the most advanced technologies are used.
After more than 50 years of almost uninterrupted power, the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) has been buried in a general election.
Yet without his constant attention, the road map will run into the Middle East sand dunes that have already buried so many well-intentioned peace plans.
The crisis that engulfed financial markets in recent months has buried Wall Street and humbled the United States.
A crime can never be buried.
When the weapons remain silent and the dead in Gaza are buried, the question of a political solution will re-emerge.
Upon learning (by chance) of government plans to ship garbage from Moscow to be buried in the region’s pristine forests – beginning in the town of Shiyes – local people launched demonstrations that have lasted for a year and spread to neighboring regions.
And so the Eurogroup buried Eurobonds.
There are at least 200 bodies still on the mountain, some in crevasses, others buried by avalanches.
The two-state solution is dead and buried.
But for all intents and purposes, it is dead and buried.
After decades of stagnant or even falling incomes for those below them, neoliberalism must be pronounced dead and buried.
Unfortunately, their dissent was buried in a footnote that was dropped (along with other caveats and qualifiers) when the executive summary was prepared for Congress and a declassified public version.
Though it is too early to say with certainty, that era may soon be buried in the snowy heights of the Himalayas.
Today’s debt apologists have many forerunners, some buried in the rubble of ancient Greece, where fourth century BC municipalities defaulted to the Temple of Delos.
The little girl burst into sobs and buried her face in her mother's lap, and Dolly placed her thin tender hand on the child's head.
I buried her in Lent.''And are you very sorry?' asked Dolly.
He could not live buried in the country as she desired.
She too will be buried, and that piebald gelding too – and that one very soon,' he reflected, looking at a horse breathing quickly with falling and rising belly and inflated nostrils, as it trod on the slanting wheel that moved under it.
And, moreover, not they only but I too shall be buried and nothing will be left.
Buried in the clothes she only showed her long face with large features of a heavy beauty, already disfigured at thirty-nine by her life of wretchedness and the seven children she had borne.
and they were buried in black humidity, when they passed through a sudden flash of light, the vision of a cavern in which men were moving.
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