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Second, the Swedish record suggests that banks in distress, nationalised as well as in private hands, should be split into a good and a bad bank, in order to get the financial system swiftly working again – more precisely, bad assets should be taken off the balance sheets of banks to prevent them from becoming "zombie" banks.
It's as if only a few could write at a time when reading was taking off — precisely the situation in the 15th century when the moveable press was first invented.
Spreading awareness of the virus among rural youth is important precisely to prevent an epidemic from taking off.
The Internet advertising industry, worth about $8 billion this year, took off soon after Web sites began tracking precisely how many people saw and clicked on ads.
It was precisely because of this belief that the notion of digital lockers like UltraViolet took off.
The U.S. probe Magellan, which took off for Venus in 1989, radar-mapped the Venusian surface precisely (Saunders et al, 1992).
Another is the overhead ambience; at precisely 7 a.m., the quiet is broken by the thundering roar of jet aircraft taking off from Burbank Airport.
Hopefully, these will take off so that the rest of Washington will know, at a glance, precisely who to scorn.
Frenzied speculation took off.
