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On the other, they must avoid tying up too much cash in risky projects, especially during times of market uncertainty.
Managing your accounts receivable to ensure you're getting paid as quickly as possible and managing inventory to avoid tying up cash are two ways to improve this metric.
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Once again, the transfer takes place in real time, but at least you can park the thing anywhere and avoid tying up your home-entertainment setup for hours on end.
Mayor Dave Bing told the Detroit News Wednesday he was eager to avoid tying up the city in litigation over the document.
The best advice is to avoid tying up a large part of your money in gold or other metals.
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"There are tons of commuters," said Jacob A. Roberts, who rides a bicycle to avoid tie-ups and save money.
Google Maps Navigation, offered through Google Maps for Android, has recently been updated to offer alternate routes to avoid tie-ups.
It has installed stop signs, speed bumps and traffic circles to discourage commuters from taking to its back streets to avoid tie-ups on major thoroughfares.
Three reporters — Newsweek's Roberts Merriman Smithh, of U.P.I.; and Sid Davis, of Westinghouse Broadcasting — also came on board, after a wild ride to Love Field in an unmarked police car, with the uniformed officer who was driving them speeding through red lights, avoiding tie-ups by bumping over median strips and driving against oncoming traffic.
Most of the Nets' players have relocated from New Jersey to Brooklyn for now, to be closer to the arena for practice, and to avoid the traffic tying up Manhattan and the East River crossings.
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