Oh, and a badge you can wear if you want people to know that your dearest rate you only enough to give you scratchings.
Short-term interest rates have continued to rise, meaning that borrowing money, an important cost, has become dearer; but long-term rates have declined, meaning better conditions for underwriting and buy-outs, both important sources of revenue.With these conditions, it would not have been a shock if most firms had done pretty well.
"Dear John" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned).
This month CFO Europe magazine, which is part of The Economist Group, reports on a survey ranking the world's dearest cities by average hotel rate.
Of course, I will not ask her the names of the vegetable producers, whereas I will try to remember whether we are near Laetitia or Lincourt, Talley or Babcock--and oh, by the way, dear, how did their Chardonnay rate this year?
A lower exchange rate will make imports dearer, pushing up inflation.
The second DEARs transaction will be rated by a Kenyan registered credit rating agency.
"He is a dear friend of mine and I would rate his performance a 10.
Oh dear! (Scott) 'HATS OFF' (No rating, 1 24) A documentary tribute to the 93-year-old actress Mimi Weddell, whose r?m?efies the industry's rampant ageism.
A few deluded souls had rated the dear pancakes, Walter Raseifh-like, as if they were the first people on the planet to unearth this strange new delicacy.
They must have been desperate to sell these packages, pleading with the elderly that: "You've got to put your savings into a Lloyds Advanced Finance Protection Account dear, otherwise with interest rates the way they are, you'll have to sell your grandchildren to an Albanian child trafficking gang and that could be quite nasty.
