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This means that investors essentially have to pay to "park" the funds that they can't invest — and choose to do so en masse because the nominal losses from negative rates outweigh the potential significant losses from investment.

What the 2017 elections showed is that alliance is collapsing: Republicans in high-income, high-education, traditionally GOP areas lost en masse because the GOP has become too toxically associated with white supremacy and the culture wars for locals' taste.

Greenblatt said while he strongly believes the hemp industry in Canada needs to be deregulated, and hemp farmers should be allowed to start extracting CBD en masse "because the stuff works and is safe for almost anyone to take," he's concerned about the confusion over whether or not it's legal to import.

The idea is to enable large-scale farms to tend to the  needs of individual plants vs the broadcast methods employed by current generation agriculture — which relies on spraying pesticide en masse, because, well, chemicals are dirt cheap.

In 1957 Fairchild Camera and Instrument Corporation was considering entering the semiconductor business when eight engineers from the Shockley Semiconductor Laboratory in Palo Alto, California, resigned en masse because of the management regime of founder William Shockley, coinventor of the transistor.

I remember thinking for a time that if my team found out that I was only 12, that they would quit en masse because of the shame of working for a 12 year old.

The legal market has been slower to adopt some technology-assisted review methodologies en masse because this market, in particular, tends to be more conservative about adopting new techniques.

No, the wizards say we shall re-elect them en masse because they have all the money needed to buy television commercials which extol them, while the unelected do not.

The challenge, Rogers explains, was to find a way to grow, shape, and manipulate the inorganic LED devices en masse, because doing so would eliminate the need to cut and connect them individually--a cumbersome task when hundreds or thousands of the devices are involved.

Already distraught at the notion of the badgers being culled en masse because of their perceived role in spreading bovine tuberculosis, the nation is now gagging at the suggestion, from celebrity chef Clarissa Dickson Wright that the innocent, stripy-faced animals should be cooked.

The victims are allegedly civilians who participated in demonstrations or talked to international media, activists, journalists, as well as citizens of Egypt and Tunisia that were arrested and expelled en masse because of their perceived association with the popular uprising".