SoftBank also entered the market late this year, bringing with it yet more attention and boatloads of money.
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The Cavaliers sent Andrew Bynum, and more notably a boatload of draft picks, to the Chicago Bulls for Deng because they hoped a) he would help them make the playoffs despite their current, awful record and b) that they would be able to sign him during the offseason.
Germans (and other north Europeans) will surely become even more worried if it starts buying boatloads of bonds.
Moreover, America remains the world's second-largest grower of cotton (after China), and in many cases it still makes sense to weave near the farms, most of which are in such southern states as North Carolina and Mississippi, rather than to ship cotton abroad.There is more to garment-making, too, than boatloads of cheap T-shirts.
The Bangladesh navy has been accused of turning back boatloads of Rohingya refugees trying to flee Myanmar, though thousands more continue to make journey each week.
It's not a simple matter of BP giving boatloads of campaign cash to politicians who then vote for more offshore drilling, or creating ads themselves that say "Vote for Candidate X"! Or not usually, anyway.
In America, where boatloads of refugees were turned away from US ports in the 30s, more than 30 governors have refused to accept Muslim refugees.
The company made more than $100 million in revenue last year through sales of games, in-app purchases and boatloads of merchandise.
But you ran for mayor of New York in 2009 and raised boatloads of money, ran for re-election to Congress and raised boatloads more, and then retired from Congress after you had some problems with your computer.
