The Government has actually had possession of the film since 1978, when the family deposited it for safekeeping in a freezer at the National Archives.
Fleeing to the east, the refugees may well have deposited the scrolls for safekeeping in the many caves near Qumran.
In the meantime, the draft commissioner gathered up the district's enrollment records and slipped out of town on a train to Springfield, where he deposited the records for safekeeping.
Money and valuables deposited with them for safekeeping against the marauding Nazis disappeared into the maw of the Swiss system, with bankers saying later that they didn't know a thing.
In addition to cutting the funding rate to 0.05 per cent (that is, as good as nothing), it announced that it was changing its deposit rate — the rate it gives banks that deposit cash with it for safekeeping — to negative 0.2 per cent.
It connotes something deposited for safekeeping, like currency in a safe-deposit box.
"Some paintings were clearly deposited at the museum for safekeeping.
After the supposed remains of St. Mary Magdalene were deposited in the abbey for safekeeping from Muslim armies, vast numbers of pilgrims were attracted to the abbey, and a town of about 10,000 inhabitants was established around it.
The seeds – including varieties of wheat, barley, lentils, chickpeas and the wild versions of pulses and cereals – were copies of those originally held at an international research facility in Aleppo, Syria, that had been deposited in the vault for safekeeping.
The very same gene banks that have deposited their seeds there, for safekeeping.
Under the plans, universities and other organisations that hold collections of gut microbes would deposit samples in the vault for safekeeping.
