Now governments almost never do repay debt, they just borrow some more and use the new money to pay off the old.

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Production capacity numbers usually describe to what the factory equipment could produce if they operate around the clock, but they almost never do that because they get taken offline for maintenance and other reasons.

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Because it involves something that the Bank of England and orthodox central banks almost never do - which is to lend money with the express purpose of getting it out into the real economy, rather than just providing the marginal credit that commercial banks need to operate efficiently.

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In the end, it almost never can do anything.

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Workers are almost never asked to take nominal pay cuts, but when prices are rising, most employers do give their employees cost-of-living increases.

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"It's almost kind of odd to feel you can fire it right up there because you've never been able to do that, " said veteran Steve Stricker, who shot 71 on Thursday.

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