But the Big Three might also blame the very thing that supposedly saved them: the S.U.V.
Then it's supposedly saved because doing the same thing online wouldn't save much money.
Mr. Hanley criticized the early-retirement proposal, which would supposedly save $200 million.
There were anti-nuclear activists planning to go and sell chalk pills to supposedly save the children of Fukushima.
His nose for danger had supposedly saved him yet again: he had been out "jogging" at the time.
Instead, Americans are supposedly saving for retirement or paying for their children's college tuition by buying bonds, bond mutual funds or so-called alternative assets.
He supposedly saved one inhabitant from immolation in a kitchen fire and another from having her head crushed by a cinderblock thrown through the window.
The £1bn given out to the top few on Saturday could instead have prevented the bedroom tax from evicting 660,000 people from secure social homes, supposedly saving £465m.
They send automatic readings direct to suppliers, with the aim of ending estimated billing, and will supposedly save the average household £47 a year.
Putin was celebrated by Russian media in 2008 for supposedly saving a television crew from being mauled when he shot a Siberian tiger with a tranquilizer gun after it escaped from wildlife specialists at a national park.
