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But the company's bidding war with Dell for control of 3Par has stoked fears it may squander its $15 billion hoard on overpriced baubles.

Similarly foolish, they say, are plans to pay benefits monthly rather than weekly to people who cannot budget, and to give housing benefit to claimants who may squander it rather than directly to the landlords of their government-funded housing.

If it isn't a Michelangelo, as some critics charge, then the state may have squandered its dwindling resources to buy a minor work — albeit an attractive one — in the middle of an economic crisis, when more than one billion euros have been cut from the Culture Ministry's projected budget for the next three years.

And all it did was squander its credibility.

That's the generation that usually prefers to squander its inheritance rather than add to it.

It is also a warning, many Afghans say, that errant bombing and missile strikes by the United States may squander the overwhelming appreciation that America earned among 20 million Afghans when it forced the Taliban and its ally, Al Qaeda, from power.

But he says auto designers may "squander this new credibility very rapidly".

Investment bankers have been hired to flog other banks and utilities.Mr Zeman may squander these small gains.

They have also repeatedly raised concern that further dredging may squander limited sand resources needed for future coastal restoration projects.

They worry that if they don't act now, they may squander the best property-buying opportunity they will have for a while.

Unless something happens soon, Israelis, Palestinians and other Arabs may squander the best chance for Middle East peace in nearly a decade.