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Keynes argued that governments, in extremis, could boost demand by digging holes.
ECONOMIST: The world economy
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Some soldiers from 1st Platoon--they just happened along four males that were digging holes by the side of a road to implant some homemade bombs.
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Instead of digging holes in the electrodes, they are coating them with a forest of carbon nanotubes, each five nanometres (billionths of a metre) wide.
ECONOMIST: Electricity storage
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Furthermore, even if we put them to work digging and filling holes (which, I cannot overemphasize, we would not want them to do in reality), that still creates goods and services because the private sector has excess capacity.
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At least Mr Henderson, contemplating his awful inheritance, seems inclined to follow the first law of holes: stop digging.
ECONOMIST: The car industry
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His high-school coach, Larry Turner, said that in addition to long-tossing more than 300 feet, Bundy used to build arm strength by digging and refilling post-holes and flipping over tractor tires.
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