The fixed nature of the euro, as far as an Italy, Spain or Greece is concerned, was and is also a block on the historic way these countries ran unsustainable deficits, because in the old days deficits would be inflated away in real terms by the devaluation of their currencies.
As part of the fastest eroding coastline in Europe, many experts thought that the thin parts would be swept away in storms, leaving the point isolated as an island.
Social Security will be whittled away in the form of reduced cost of living adjustments.
But not all of your valuables can, or should, be locked away in a bank.
But as with so much these days, it seems now to be running away in superfluous deliverance.
The proof of its efficacy will be months away in data that track jobs, inflation and consumption.
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There is not enough money to be given away in the world to make the poor well off.
This baffling thicket of rules will be swept away in the new treaty.
One answer is to use the energy to compress air, which can be squirrelled away in hermetically sealed underground caverns.
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It's a four-wheeled contraption with a giant bucket up front that scoops and lifts dirt so it can be carted away in a dump truck.
Honours can be taken away in cases when recipients are, according to the Forfeiture Committee's website, "judged to have brought the honours system into disrepute".
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The noise and dirt of the cars whizzing past might be a little unbecoming, but the Colosseum is not a building to be hidden away in a quiet corner.
Many Republicans and some Democrats represent states where citizens have vocally expressed fears that their gun rights will be taken away in the wake of the Connecticut shooting.
Your Angry Birds might be taken away in handcuffs soon!
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Seeing how the economy is not growing fast enough and taxes are not going up, there is little chance that this problem can be legislated away in the near term.
If you're anxious for all this talk about graphene to materialize into products that can be tucked away in your shoulder bag, you're certainly not alone.
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You know, it's terrible to face the prospect that your job will be going away in a year and a half or in two years, but on the other hand they get paid until then, and then when they retire, they still get almost fully paid health care, and they'll have a pension.
Some analysts say the country's debt problems will, in part, be assumed away by building in privatization revenues and tentative future income from the country's as-yet-undeveloped gas fields.
Both new Logitech wireless speaker adapters are small enough to be discreetly hidden away in your living room, bedroom or kitchen.
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"It is very satisfying to know that everything you've worked for all your life isn't going to be swept away" in a generation or two by taxes, Ms. Ingemanson said.
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The wireless connectivity does not require a line of sight, so home theater devices can be stored neatly away in one location, and wirelessly send content though walls to another room within the home.
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Away from the thrills and spills of the women's quarter-finals, no fewer than nine British teenagers could be found battling away in the junior competition - each of them making an impression and five advancing to round three.
"In considering that nine out of the 10 objectors are Conservatives, many of whom could be away at their conference in Bournemouth, this is the worst possible time, " he added.
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Markets seem to have bet on a recovery that may be years away, and could be negatively surprised in the short-to-medium-run.
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The thing for Joe to give away would be units in the family limited partnership.
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The closest vantage point would be nearly five miles away in Mashpee, next to Barnstable.
Thus, ConocoPhillips seems to be moving away from projects in regions with high political risk and uncertain regulatory environments.
Real solid sales for Zetia could be years away, and in the meantime the company will have to pay extra marketing costs.
Police tried to take away Rogo's body, but a group of supporters refused and took it away to be buried in the Muslim public cemetery.
Of course, the politicians could also decide to raise taxes to pay for all the benefits that they promised would never be taken away from those in or nearing retirement.
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