Investors figured the benefits of lower interest rates-- which cut the costs of corporate borrowing-- would offset the current flabbiness in the economy.
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Unfortunately, they often are not in favour of these pro-growth policies, because of their own indolent-induced ignorance and intellectual flabbiness ."
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Amid concerns girdles might cause abdominal flabbiness, suspender belts offered a simpler, more practical, and more comfortable choice when used simply to hold up their stockings.
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It was published by a twenty-two-year-old German, Adolf Brand, and it advocated classical pederasty as a cure for the moral flabbiness of German youth.
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According to Speer, Hitler believed that either Japanese religious beliefs or Islam would have been a more suitable religion for the Germans than Christianity, with its " meekness and flabbiness ".
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He is Kenny Noe Jr ., who was summoned from Florida in October to rescue New York racing from financial chaos, the loss of fans and betting money and general corporate flabbiness.
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While dieting in civilian life can be seen as optional or something to be done tomorrow if at all, there is a military view of the issue of flabbiness that takes no prisoners.
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James'purpose, as he wrote to H . G . Wells that year, was to cure " the moral flabbiness born of the exclusive worship of the bitch-goddess success.
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"Listen to that, " he exclaimed, " ` I really should be working on my lines,'he said with all the moral flabbiness he could muster !"
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He wrote in December 1899 that defeat in Africa would mean starvation in every city of Great Britain , while war would overcome national flabbiness and restore the manhood of the British people .
