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Hence the need to conjure money out of thin air, or rather the government's off-balance-sheet equivalents the Federal Reserve and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp, which may provide loans and guarantees without a word from Congress.
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The magician wrapped himself tighter in his blanket, unable to conjure his way out of a fever that had snuck up on him the night before.
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For Ms Ferguson, Marcel Proust best embodies the idea of French cuisine as art because he could conjure a whole world out of a cup of tea.
ECONOMIST: French cuisine
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Advanced technology has wiped out many other jobs that will soon conjure only nostalgia.
FORBES: Jobs Outlook: Careers Headed For The Trash Pile
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This is because the rhetoric required to conjure up an argument for kicking 10 million people out of the country is far worse and far more indifferent to the welfare of immigrants than what is needed to argue for low levels of annual immigration and a closed border.
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The Hibees raced against time in an attempt to conjure an equaliser, but Rangers remained composed to see out the game - while a Scottish Cup success for Hibernian continues to elude them.
BBC: SPORT | Football | Scottish Cups | Rangers 1-0 Hibernian
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United took until deep into the second half to conjure up a shot on goal against Wigan, who moved out of the relegation zone at the expense of Bolton.
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Even as ObamaCare-mandated cuts of roughly 3.4% hit in 2014, out of nowhere HHS gamed the complex formula to conjure a new 2.2% cut in the fixed payments that insurers receive for each senior they cover under Advantage.
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But a populist leader rising out of Albania's rubble may be tempted to conjure up the Greater Albania dream.
ECONOMIST: Hope, and danger, for ethnic Albanians | The
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Two-thirds of all the people on benefits are in work, so perhaps ministers might consider resisting the temptation conjure-up their favoured imagery of hard-working people setting-out early in the morning while their neighbours on out-of-work benefits are still snugly tucked-up behind their closed blinds.
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