But as the monarch and the sheikh are on horse-swapping terms, Carlton House was given to her as a gift.
After years of swapping stories about Howey and the other werewolves and the crooked, dirty press, Mankiewicz found himself on story-swapping terms with the power behind it all, Hearst himself.
If they have lots of short-term floating-rate liabilities (such as savings accounts) but long-term fixed-rate assets (such as loans) they can "swap" long-term assets into short-term ones.
The Fed is therefore trying to operate on a different margin, swapping short-term for long-term securities.
But if it is not, it will probably launch another round of QE, on top of its two previous rounds and "Operation Twist," under which it swapped short-term for long-term bonds.A similar sort of dynamic is at work in Britain, where the Bank of England's most recent forecast was for growth of 1.2% in 2012.
But like C.D.O. and credit-default swap, the term, a bit of sugar-coated corporate-speak, is quickly entering the popular lexicon.
Among many other things, it requires the wisdom to swap short-term gain for the hope of more distant reward: the ability to inhibit "your natural tendency to want to reach out and grab the big cake in front of you", as Professor Dunbar puts it.
(In fact, they will even frequently "cluster swap," a term for gerrymandering cable networks to make their infrastructure more cohesive).
They also aim to redeem Communist hunter Joseph McCarthy... .. "What's more, the group aims to give history a pro-Republican slant--the most obvious example being their push to swap the term "democratic" for "republican" when describing our system of government.
o Insufficient internal understanding, in particular at country level, of UNICEF position on SWAps in terms of what UNICEF should/should not and can/cannot do.
