As with other types of insurance, you could be able to cut your premiums by taking on a bigger excess.
Finance Minister Naoto Kan has said he hoped Japan will escape deflation by the end of this year, but economists think that is impossible as the economy still suffers a big overhung of excess capacity.
Ignoring academic studies showing that sugar-sweetened beverages are a big source of excess calories in the American diet, the antitax forces argued that the tax was based on dubious science, because obesity is a matter of how many calories people consume, not where those calories come from.
The action is bigger, the excess of the Capitol is bigger, and even the close-ups are bigger.
In an environment where inflation is already low, excess capacity plus inadequate demand equals a big risk of deflation, the biggest since the depression.
They clutter up the calendar, force the big clubs into an excess of meaningless matches, kill off the start of the Brazilian Championship and throw the country out of sync with the rest of the world.
At 28 months of follow-up, the BIG 1-98 treportedorted a significant excess of cardiac (2.1% versus 1.1%, P = 0.0003) grade 3 to 5 events for the letrozole-containing arm [ 51].
And the biggest quarterly profit in history, $18bn, is actually adding to Apple's biggest headache - an excess of cash.
While far from universal, it seems to be the small startup companies that lack the checks and balances of a big company where some of the worst excesses of sexism and harassment have occurred.
It's all to the good that there's a new movie that stars a South Asian-American actor and details the comedic ordinariness of a Muslim family and milieu, but "The Big Sick" suffers from an excess of pleasantness, and this very pleasantness thins out its substance, blands out its tone, weakens its comedy.
