The international market is at risk of seizing up too.
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"I am hungry!" he yelled, before seizing up with a wheezing cough.
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As we huddled beneath the bridge outside Truth or Consequences, my muscles were seizing up.
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The bank called it an "unprecedented seizing up in activity" across a wide range of sectors.
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The first directive is to add just a little lemon to prevent the taste buds from seizing up.
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But the strips of beef take best to the broth, thin enough to cook quickly without seizing up.
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A 2012 default on Argentinian debt derailed the economy and Brazil's economy began seizing up at around the same time.
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Use part sugar and part corn syrup, which prevents it from crystallizing, so don't worry about the caramel seizing up.
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Whatever the reason for your system seizing up, getting back to the gaming is usually a quick and easy process.
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As I sense him seizing up on the phone, I decide to get things out in the open and ask why that's the case.
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Ajao began investing in Latin America as an angel investor during the beginnings of the downturn in Brazil and when Argentina was also seizing up.
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There had been at least two 2018 reports on social media of Jump's brakes seizing up, and one of a rider being thrown over the handlebars.
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Instead of printing it, the central bank simply began seizing up to 80% of dollars from exporters and replacing them with electronic money, notionally worth the same amount.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Brexit vote has battered UK bank shares and rocked the country's financial markets, but a 2008-style seizing-up of its banking system looks unlikely.
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When we reviewed the TabPro S back in April, performance was one of our main gripes, with the device often seizing up when faced with a lot of Chrome tabs.
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Central banks have responded to the mounting economic devastation by slashing interest rates and using other tools in their arsenal to support growth and prevent financial markets from seizing up.
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There is also the more immediate fear of global money markets seizing up again, 2008-style, with the recent repo rate surge in U.S. interbank markets a potential warning signal.
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There is also the more immediate fear of global money markets seizing up again, 33-style, with the recent repo rate surge in U.S. interbank markets a potential warning signal.
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The seizing up of the capital markets means some of On Deck's rivals won't go public and others will see lower private market valuations, thus spending less on marketing and hiring.
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It also has the option of using previously agreed foreign currency swap lines with other leading central banks around the world as a way to prevent a seizing up of financial markets.
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Canaccord analyst Aynsley Lammin said they were being dragged lower by fears that the British economy could tip into recession, leading to job losses and a seizing up of the housing market.
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Aviva's fund arm was one of three to suspend its UK commercial property fund this week, in the first sign of markets seizing up since the vote sent asset prices into a tailspin.
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The last few episodes of sustained yuan weakness, in summer 2015 and early 2016, also led to significant capital outflows, a seizing up of credit markets and a tightening of domestic financial conditions.
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Here are some of the biggest lawsuits currently swirling in Trump's orbit: Just last week, FBI agents raided Cohen's office and residence, seizing up to 33 boxes' worth of physical documents and multiple electronic devices.
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Sam Stosur, the country's most recent Grand Slam title winner before Barty, has never made it past the fourth round, the one-time U.S. Open champion's muscular shoulders seizing up with stage-fright on the showcourts.
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Aviva's fund arm was one of three to suspend its U.K. commercial property fund this week, in the first sign of markets seizing up since Britain's vote to exit the European Union sent asset prices into a tailspin.
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By the time it was done, I had given everything my body could give physically and then mentally, once it was over, my body started convulsing with my muscles seizing up from the hypothermia that was kicking in.
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In theory, bondholders should have lost money too—but working out just how bankrupt the banks were, apportioning the losses and risking contagion among bondholders elsewhere seemed too risky to contemplate as the financial system was seizing up.
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SPX moved higher by late morning while U.S. Treasury yields were mainly down after the Fed announced the swap lines, another in a series of unprecedented actions to keep credit markets from seizing up and ensure access to dollars.
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Aviva's fund arm was one of three insurer fund arms to suspend its UK commercial property fund this week, in the first sign of markets seizing up since Britain's vote to exit the European Union sent asset prices into a tailspin.
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The moves have left more than 18 billion pounds ($23 billion), or just over half of the total investments by all so-called open-ended property funds, frozen in the biggest seizing up of investment funds since the 2008 financial crisis.
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"There are a lot of companies out there already maxed out and highly levered, and with credit markets seizing up, people are saying this is finally it," said Chris Donoho, global head of law firm Hogan Lovells LLP's restructuring practice.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The number of British property funds suspended after the country's vote to leave the EU more than doubled on Wednesday, leaving over 20083 billion pounds ($22008 billion) frozen in the biggest seizing up of investment funds since the 220 financial crisis.
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The call also included discussion on what more the Federal Reserve could do to support industries that are feeling outsized pressure as a result of the virus and how the central bank could help certain corners of the financing markets from seizing up.
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The tartaric acid in wine, and the wine's diluting effect on the melted cheese, are essential for preventing the casein proteins in milk from clumping and creating the all-too-familiar sight of a cheese sauce seizing up and turning tight and stringy.
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In other news, the number of British property funds suspended after the country's vote to leave the EU rose to seven on Wednesday, leaving over 18 billion pounds ($23 billion) frozen in the biggest seizing up of investment funds since the 2008 financial crisis, Reuters reported.
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Fanning fears of financial contagion in the wake of the Brexit vote, the number of British property funds suspended in recent weeks doubled to six on Wednesday, leaving 15 billion pounds ($19.37 billion) frozen in the biggest seizing up of investment funds since the 2008 financial crisis.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Extreme volatility in a key funding market for banks as 2018 came to a close should serve as evidence that the U.S. Federal Reserve ought to be prepared to serve as a backstop to prevent the market from seizing up, Bank of America Merrill Lynch analysts said on Friday.
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Henderson Global, Columbia Threadneedle and UK Canada Life on Wednesday became the latest British commercial property funds to suspend trading, joining three others worth about 10 billion pounds, in the first sign of markets seizing up since Britain's vote to exit the EU. That was a warning sign for investors, Aberdeen's Bartholomew said.
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Henderson Global, Columbia Threadneedle and UK Canada Life on Wednesday became the latest British commercial property funds to suspend trading, joining three others worth about 10 billion pounds, in the first sign of markets seizing up since Britain's vote to exit the EU. Money markets are pricing in a good chance of a cut in one or more of the Bank of England's official interest rates to zero within the next three months.
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20 When his fuel was exhaustedThis source asserts that his plane's motor lost oil and was in danger of seizing up. Hennessy (p. 168) states he discovered a leak in the fuel tank after landing. The aircraft was able to take off again using the same engine, so likely Gorrell's anxiety stemmed from a combination of perceptions exacerbated by flying at night.
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Internal combustions engines require lubrication in operation that moving parts slide smoothly over each other. Insufficient lubrication subjects the parts of the engine to metal-to-metal contact, friction, heat build-up, rapid wear often culminating in parts becoming friction welded together e.g. pistons in their cylinders. Big end bearings seizing up will sometimes lead to a connecting rod breaking and poking out through the crankcase.
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The atmospheric diving suit is a small one-man submersible of anthropomorphic form with elaborate pressure joints to allow articulation while maintaining an internal pressure of one atmosphere. Although atmospheric suits were developed during the Victorian era, none of these suits were able to overcome the basic design problem of constructing a joint which would remain flexible and watertight at depth without seizing up under pressure.
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Money market funds increasingly became important to the wholesale money market leading up to the crisis. Their purchases of asset- backed securities and large-scale funding of foreign banks' short-term U.S.-denominated debt put the funds in a pivotal position in the marketplace. The week of September 15, 2008, to September 19, 2008, was very turbulent for money funds and a key part of financial markets seizing up.
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Another possible explanation for the seizing up of interbank lending is that banks were hoarding liquidity in anticipation of future shortages. Two modern features of the financial industry suggest this hypothesis is not implausible. First, banks have come to rely much less on deposits as a source of funds and more on short-term wholesale funding (brokered CDs, asset-backed commercial paper (ABCP), interbank repurchase agreements, etc.). Many of these markets came under stress during the early phase of the crisis, particularly the ABCP market.
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The writer Nicholas Roe said: :To stop his aching body seizing up, Obree then took the unusual measure of drinking pint upon pint of water so that he had to wake up to go to the lavatory every couple of hours through the night. Each time he got up, he stretched his muscles. On the next weary day, he was up and out within minutes, at the deserted velodrome by 7:55 am and on the track ready to start just five minutes after that. He had barely slept.
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In Wizard101, Toto is adapted as Mr. Toto, a dog man that appears to resemble a terrier. In the sidequest "Not in Kansas Anymore", players meet Dorothy Gale, who asks them to check up on her friends Mr. Toto and the Tin Man, who she was having over dinner. Toto tells them that they haven't left yet because Tin Man couldn't find his oil can, and that he is afraid of seizing up on the way to Dorothy's house. Toto then tells the player to tell Dorothy that they are simply running "late as usual".
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YPG fighters battle mujahideen and the Free Syrian Army at Ras al-Ayn. On 28 June 2013, rebel forces captured a major military checkpoint in the city of Daraa. On 12 July FSA reported that one of its commanders, Kamal Hamami, had been killed by Islamists a day before. The rebels declared that the assassination by the Islamic State of Iraq and Levant, was tantamount to a declaration of war. On 17 July, FSA forces took control of most of the southern city of Nawa after seizing up to 40 army posts stationed in the city.
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The first was the discovery during testing at Huntsville that the lubricant oil tended to foam at high altitude as the air pressure decreased. The other was that pump shaft vibration from the nearly 10,000 RPM operating speed would cause the bearings to come out of their sockets, resulting in the pump abruptly seizing up. The Army had suspended Jupiter launches for four months until the turbopump issues could be resolved, and as a result no more pump failures affected that program. In contrast, the USAF's General Schreiver rejected the idea of sending Thor and Atlas missiles back to the factory so as to not delay the testing program.
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9 February Species seen: flowers (viper's bugloss, birds-foot trefoil, restharrow, hedge woundwort, marsh cinquefoil), toads, sandhoppers, water vole, puffins, Arctic terns, kittiwakes, shags and guillemots. For the last in the series, Oddie visited the "last county before Scotland", which held memories for him as he walks past the house that used to be Monks House Bird Observatory (you can read about his experiences there in Bill Oddie's gone Birding). It was while staying here that Oddie discovered Hauxley Nature Reserve, where the owner of the Observatory showed him a variety of plantlife. Plants such as viper's bugloss, which has been used to cure snake bites, and restharrow, named because of its habit of seizing up the plough's harrow.
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Pick tapping (or pick trilling) is a legato playing technique for the guitar, in which the edge of the pick is used to sharply trill notes on the instrument's fretboard at fast speeds. Whilst trilling can be performed with the fingers of either the fretting or picking hand, using the pick enables faster speeds by means of 'vibrating' (or effectively seizing up) the wrist. The technique should not be confused with regular tapping, which always makes use of both hands and involves playing at least three or more notes. A well- known example is "Satch Boogie" by Joe Satriani, in which there is a section that uses pick tapping to produce trills at 22.2 notes per second.
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Two divers, one wearing the "Tritonia" ADS and the other standard diving dress, preparing to explore the wreck of , 1935. Although various atmospheric suits had been developed during the Victorian era, none of these suits had been able to overcome the basic design problem of constructing a joint which would remain flexible and watertight at depth without seizing up under pressure. Pioneering British diving engineer, Joseph Salim Peress, invented the first truly usable atmospheric diving suit, the Tritonia, in 1932 and was later involved in the construction of the famous JIM suit. Having a natural talent for engineering design, he challenged himself to construct an ADS that would keep divers dry and at atmospheric pressure, even at great depth.
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Remarkable diving suit, SMH, 1930-12-02 Peress had a natural talent for engineering design, and had challenged himself to construct an articulated atmospheric diving suit (ADS) that would keep divers dry and at atmospheric pressure, even at great depth. At the time, little was known about decompression diving. Various atmospheric suits had been developed during the Victorian era, but nobody had yet managed to overcome the basic design problem of constructing a joint which would remain both flexible and watertight at depth without seizing up under pressure. In 1918 Peress began working for WG Tarrant at Byfleet, United Kingdom, where he was given the space and tools to develop his ideas about constructing an ADS.
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Two divers, one wearing the "Tritonia" ADS and the other standard diving dress, preparing to explore the wreck of the , 1935. Although various atmospheric suits had been developed during the Victorian era, none of these suits had been able to overcome the basic design problem of constructing a joint which would remain flexible and watertight at depth without seizing up under pressure. Pioneering British diving engineer, Joseph Salim Peress, invented the first truly usable atmospheric diving suit, the Tritonia, in 1932 and was later involved in the construction of the famous JIM suit. Having a natural talent for engineering design, he challenged himself to construct an ADS that would keep divers dry and at atmospheric pressure, even at great depth.
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It then languished in the station yard, with No 14 (Hawthorn Leslie) or the Diesel shunter moving it to keep the motion from seizing up on occasion. It was on static display until 2004/2005 when it was removed to the North Norfolk Railway for restoration to steam in 2007. It is currently at the National Railway Museum Shildon preserved by the Locomotive Conservation & Learning Trust who have owned it since 2011 pending restoration to working order at Kirkby Stephen East station, home of the Stainmore Railway Company. It was announced in July 2017 that the Heritage Lottery Fund bid between the Stainmore Railway Company and the Locomotive Conservation and Learning Trust, to restore both LNER J21 65033 and an ex.
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He was suffering badly from cramp in his leg because they feared that the port engine was seizing up so had throttled it down, this meant that Scott was forced to compensate for the uneven port/starboard power levels by constantly applying pressure to the Rudder control pedal with his right foot during flight. The following is an excerpt from Time magazine, 29 October 1934, Volume XXIV, Number 18: This England to Australia record of 52 hours 33 mins remains unbeaten today (2012) by any other piston-powered aircraft. On 10 November 1935, Charles Kingsford-Smith and his co-pilot died trying to beat this record. Both the other Comets were also suffering from overheating engines and the Mollisons had been forced to retire from the race only having reached Allahabad.
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Her coach had advised her to hold back on her swim speed, otherwise she might not be able to complete the race; together with the lack of power in her left arm, that meant her swim was much slower than usual at 61 minutes. In contrast with her previous races at Kona, where Wellington had dominated on the bike, she started the marathon stage with five women still in front of her. Wellington's main concern, though, was Mirinda Carfrae, the 2010 champion who was only a little over three minutes behind her, and the only woman who had run faster than her on this course – a serious worry, given Wellington's injuries. Her hip had been in constant pain during the bike stage, but once she started on the marathon, her hamstrings began seizing up as well.
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