But the world soon became awash in dollars.

First, these women tend to be awash in debt.

Instead of mass starvation, we seem to be awash in food.

The world is awash in information, some of it accurate, some misleading.

Hardly anyone was saying the world was awash with liquidity in 2003.

Others were awash in sectarian speech loaded with excessive fear and hatred.

Today, even formerly bankrupt governments from Korea to Russia to Mexico are awash in dollars.

Paradoxically, despite recent hits to the Russian stock market, Russia remains awash with cash.

Another interpretation is that awash with liquidity merely means that interest rates are low.

The term awash with liquidity was also used often in 1999 and 2000, just before the major peak in the stock market.

It would not have protected European and other nations from becoming awash in toxic mortgage assets exported from the US.

The party itself is awash in trade union money, which is exempt from taxation as a result of sheer cronyism.

In recent months, the Kyrgyz Internet space has been awash with discussions about the plight of female labour migrants working abroad in Russia.

Large firms are awash with cash, and lowering interest rates slightly won t make much difference to them.

With mandatory presidential elections next year, Moscow was awash in rumours feeding time at the zoo as one British prime minister called it.

Awash in twilight, India s Mizoram State is lit up, while in Myanmar s Rihkhawdar, only a small glimmer of light gathers like fireflies starting their night in the darkness.

Back in 2002, all of China s major banks were awash in non performing loans (NPLs), which in some cases amounted to more than 10 of the total balance sheet.

Syria s agony continues unabated sectarian attacks in Iraq are becoming more frequent and deadly the threads of Lebanon s fragile peace are fraying Jordan is awash in refugees

The term awash with liquidity was last in vogue just before the US stock market crash of October 19, 1987, the biggest one day price drop in world history.

We increasingly hear that the world is awash with liquidity, and that this justifies expecting asset prices to continue rising.

At the same time, the Middle East is awash with modern communications, much of it with an anti Western slant.

When you meet today s new Russian Nomenklatura, you experience a sudden feeling of being 20 years younger, awash as they are in nostalgia for Cold War posturing.

Commercial banks are awash with these volatile short term speculative funds, which they lend to governments on the most stringent conditions.

Unemployment hovers at 20 . At the same time, the Middle East is awash with modern communications, much of it with an anti Western slant.

But the recent popular use of the term awash with liquidity dates to 2005, a time when many central banks were tightening monetary policy.

That is what the Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns meant when he said that the United States was awash with liquidity in 1971, a period when the concern was general inflation.

The incident has hit hard the social media platforms and the walls of Facebook and Twitter users were awash with the discussion on Kakrebihar incident.

However, the small EU country, awash with its own political and economic instability, has not been able to cope with the influx of asylum seekers.

Traditionally, awash with liquidity would suggest that the world s central banks are expanding the money supply too much, causing too much money chasing too few goods.

Ironically, this is happening at a moment when the Fund should want to be lending it is awash in liquidity and has almost no sources of income other than repayment of its loans.

Moreover, the world is awash in liquidity right now, and even where a government s own money is inadequate, it is often possible to establish public private partnerships to build genuinely high return projects.

Tajikistan was awash with emotion when a tiny girl, who as a teenager had brought the body of her dead father back to Tajikistan from their home in Moscow, won bronze at the 2012 London Olympics.

But if that is what the term awash with liquidity means, then its widespread use today is simply a reflection of the high asset prices that we already have.

There are large numbers of soldiers and police among the casualties, as well as civilians and, partly as a byproduct of the fall of Libya s Muammar el Qaddafi, Egypt is awash with weapons.

With mandatory presidential elections next year, Moscow was awash in rumours feeding time at the zoo as one British prime minister called it. By ending the whispering campaign that he intended to cling to power no matter what, President Yeltsin deserves more cheers than jeers.

But if that were the problem, one would cause all prices including, say, clothing and haircuts to rise. That is what the Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns meant when he said that the United States was awash with liquidity in 1971, a period when the concern was general inflation.

They met in Vladikavkaz in 1996, in Java in 1997, and in Borjomi in 1998.

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The company's oil assets were nationalised in Libya in 1971, in Kuwait in 1975, and in Nigeria in 1979.

'Well, I stayed in Germany, in Prussia, in France, and in England not in the capitals but in manufacturing centres.

One in the UK in 1993 and one in 2012 in Israel.

There were two more, in Lisbon in 1996 and in Istanbul in 1999.

That was the case in Algeria in 1991 92, in Iraq in 2005, and in the West Bank and Gaza in 2006.

In fact, democracy is in deep trouble in America.

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