The answer is because raising more is excessive dilution, and dilution is the bane of returns.
The issue, the bane of so many past coalition governments, is state and synagogue.
Weak, volatile and eventually worthless money has been the bane of countries throughout history.
One, says Mr Bane, is if the fibre-optic capacity glut turns into a supply shortage.
How does it avoid the trap of the personality cult, bane of most parties?
He claims, unconvincingly, that this hands-off approach has already banished the bane of the Internet, spam.
"He admitted to killing our missing person, Mr. Kodie, and cutting him up with a knife, " Bane said.
By the same token, this boon to the eastern ports could be a bane to the western ones.
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For other big firms, such as Sony and Panasonic, the fetish of production can be a bane, however.
And "language" suggests masked villain Bane (Tom Hardy) could provoke Batman's potty mouth.
But as is often the case with digitization, the boon carries a bane.
Aging is the bane of the elite athlete, but over the past generation, the aging process has been perverted.
Yet the bane of insurance is that every time rates rise, new capital rushes in, bringing rates down again.
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Nor will Intercytex's technique do anything about that other bane of ageing, the tendency of hair to go grey.
There are some places where technology has become a bane to our very existence, and one of these is robocalls.
Throughout his interminable career, Friedman has identified with Israel's radical Left and so been the bane of all non-leftist governments.
"Stair 10, the escape stair from the auditorium, has been the bane of my life since March 2011, " said Andy McGoldrick.
After all, the original Child Support Act, bane of the previous government, passed the House of Commons without a single dissenting vote.
Tax collection the bane of previous governments is up sharply, at least on paper.
The bill--created and passed in nanoseconds in 2002--has been a boon for lawyers and accountants and a confusing, expensive bane for everyone else.
No, Bane is not an avatar for OWS. Bruce Wayne is not a small-government hero come to ward off the squalid, criminal masses.
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Nolan has gone in the opposite direction with Bane: Hardy has bulked up for the role, and his motions are powerful but controlled.
If not, clan warlords, the bane of Somalia for decades, may again come to the fore, with support trickling back to the Shabab.
"He admitted to killing our missing person, Mr. Kodie, and cutting him up with a knife, " Harford County Sheriff Jesse Bane told reporters Thursday.
This may have benefitted corporations in the broader economy, but it has been a bane for retirees surviving off the interest paid on their savings.
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This means they will also struggle to keep people who have lost their jobs from turning into that dreaded bane to governments: the long-term unemployed.
Spam and Pop-Ups broke onto the scene almost as fast as the Internet allowed and quickly became the bane of any legitimate marketers existence.
This time, Bruce Wayne (Christian Bale), dragged from a wasteful retirement, takes on a brute named Bane (Tom Hardy), who is masked and barely comprehensible.
Red lights, the bane of every unpunctual driver the world over!
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