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The BBC's sports editor David Bond said the flag mix-up at Hampden Park had been an "embarrassing mistake" and not the start Games organisers would have wanted, but "no great harm was done".
BBC: Olympics: Apology for N Korea in wrong flag row
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The BBC's sports editor David Bond said the state of the game was brought into sharp focus last year by England's poor showing at the World Cup, followed by the failure of the 2018 World Cup bid and growing concerns over financial inequality and instability.
BBC: Former FA chief due at inquiry into football governance
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The mid-1960s were awash in Bond parodies in the cinema and on network television, with films like Our Man Flint and the original Casino Royale (a parody of Fleming's novel that starred David Niven as Bond and Woody Allen as James Bond's nephew) in 1966 and 1967.
FORBES: 007 On The Couch
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What I had not realized, until I saw what David wrote, is that major bond traders when they sell Treasurys back to the Fed on the same day then buy other bonds from other bond dealers.
FORBES: How The Fed Is Helping To Rig The Stock Market
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Andrew Drury gave Boro the lead at Wembley with a sweet 20-yard strike before team mate David Bridges was sent off for a challenge with Andy Bond.
BBC: Barrow 2-1 Stevenage (aet)
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It featured a huge cast of volunteers, British celebrities and sportspeople, including David Beckham and Bradley Wiggins, screen characters Mr Bean and James Bond - and a surprise skydiving debut from the Queen.
BBC: Danny Boyle: Olympics opener 'easier' than movie-making
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Using computer simulations, David Clary of University College, London, has examined how water molecules bond together.
ECONOMIST: Molecular bonding
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The trend, says David Sherman, manager of the RiverPark Short Term High Yield (RPHYX) bond fund could be drawing to a close.
FORBES: Betting On High Yield Bonds To Beat Equities In 2012
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David Ranson of Wainwright Economics, a consultancy, has examined how gold and corporate-bond spreads have worked as a guide to asset allocation since 1978.
ECONOMIST: Why are both Treasury bonds and gold performing so well?
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David Jones, chief economist at DMJ Advisors, said that in saying it could increase or decrease its bond purchases, the Fed wants to show flexibility: It's ready to respond, whether the economy improves or weakens significantly.
NPR: Fed Keeps Stimulus, Says Taxes And Cuts Have Hurt