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  • Mr. Carney said European authorities could reduce the spill-over of deleveraging by having their banks meet at least part of the new requirements through private capital, including so-called contingent capital, an idea championed by Canada.

    Global Liquidity 'on the Cusp' of Drying Up Nirmala Menon 2011

  • That same operative made the case that there would be good spill-over news coverage in neighboring Pennsylvania, where Rep. Joe Sestak (D-Penn) is hoping to make inroads in his own Senate race.

    Obama, Biden To Go To Delaware, Aiming To Make O'Donnell Face Of The Tea Party Sam Stein 2010

  • The Canadian and American economies' high level of interconnectivity means that developments on one side of the border will have spill-over effects across the border.

    Nicholas Ostroy: Economic Recovery From the North Nicholas Ostroy 2011

  • This "spill-over" effect of games means that young people who identify strongly as gamers have real-world talents and strengths that will indoubtedly serve the well in the future -- if they understand that these are real skills and abilities, not just virtual ones.

    Video Games: An Hour A Day Is Key To Success In Life Jane McGonigal 2011

  • The Canadian and American economies' high level of interconnectivity means that developments on one side of the border will have spill-over effects across the border.

    Nicholas Ostroy: Economic Recovery From the North Nicholas Ostroy 2011

  • The Canadian and American economies' high level of interconnectivity means that developments on one side of the border will have spill-over effects across the border.

    Nicholas Ostroy: Economic Recovery From the North Nicholas Ostroy 2011

  • This "spill-over" effect of games means that young people who identify strongly as gamers have real-world talents and strengths that will indoubtedly serve the well in the future -- if they understand that these are real skills and abilities, not just virtual ones.

    Jane McGonigal: Want To Succeed In Life? Play Video Games Jane McGonigal 2011

  • This "spill-over" effect of games means that young people who identify strongly as gamers have real-world talents and strengths that will indoubtedly serve the well in the future -- if they understand that these are real skills and abilities, not just virtual ones.

    Jane McGonigal: Want To Succeed In Life? Play Video Games Jane McGonigal 2011

  • The spill-over from the Horseshoe Bar, Siobhan knew—and as incongruous as they looked, she also knew it was ever thus on match days.

    The Priest Gerard O’Donovan 2011

  • The Canadian and American economies' high level of interconnectivity means that developments on one side of the border will have spill-over effects across the border.

    Nicholas Ostroy: Economic Recovery From the North Nicholas Ostroy 2011

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