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But Ms. Serwinski, who was on vacation during MF Global's final week, had stated "clearly and repeatedly" that the firm should keep a surplus of cash to protect customer money.

The bank said it would continue to keep a surplus of as much as 30 trillion yen $250 billionn) in its accounts.

Everybody should keep a list of dogs.

The analysis also found that the city will end the current fiscal year on June 30 with a surplus of $3.5 billion, slightly greater than Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has projected, and should expect a surplus of $400 million in the 2007 fiscal year, which starts July 1.

In theory, that should leave a surplus of £21m.

If you have mapped out influencers from the beginning, you should have a surplus of influencers waiting to be activated.

Rain Newton-Smith, the chief economist at the CBI business lobby group, said the chancellor was right to adapt his budget policy to the state of the economy, but that it should still keep a long-term goal for a surplus.

The employment of the nutritional and healthcare assistants substantially optimise food supply resources: food waste is reduced by two thirds, and the food budget is kept – even with a surplus of 20%.

If maize production had risen as much as claimed, Malawians should have have had a surplus of maize and prices should have dropped.

Mr. Hevesi, the City Comptroller, said the city should finish this budget year with a surplus of about $2.2 billion, and should have a surplus next year of $576 million to $806 million.

There is talk of allowing farmers to keep a greater share of their surplus.