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In English, the verb 'run' is typically used in either its present-tense form ('runs') or its infinitive form ('to run'). For example, 'Every day, I like to run around the block to get some exercise.'.
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But they are vulnerable to runs.
All banks are susceptible to runs.
"Walks lead to runs," Howe said.
The same problem exists for money-market funds, which remain highly susceptible to runs.
Therefore, money funds can be vulnerable to runs when shareholders stampede for the exits.
This caused attacks of nerves and led to runs on other banks, sick and healthy alike.
"Fall in love with whoever you want to," runs its subtly pro-gay opening mantra.
Pension funds, after all, do not work like banks and are not generally susceptible to runs.
That was one of two errors by the Mets, and both led to runs.
Although these funds are typically managed conservatively, he said, they are vulnerable to runs, as occurred when Lehman Brothers collapsed.
Mr. Geithner wrote that without the changes, "our financial system will remain vulnerable to runs and instability".
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