If the only way to create more wealth was to shed more sweat, then capital was unnatural, the attempt to find fertility where only barrenness could exist.
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The more they sweat, the more they seek the safety of U.S. Treasurys, and the lower interest rates go.
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Constantly in the hands and constantly being exposed to more human sweat.
Over our lifetimes, we will probably earn far more by the sweat of our brow than by investing.
But the hosts were made to sweat even more when Adams shared a last-wicket partnership of 88 in 43 overs with Danny Briggs (15 not out off 97 balls).
But they were made to sweat a bit more in that nerve-shredding final over.
Moreover, white gloves are more likely to sop up sweat and other oils that can then be transferred to the document.
Plastic notes are also less prone to tearing, lasting four times as long as the average paper bill, and carry fewer germs, because paper absorbs sweat and moisture more easily.
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We all know how dirty money can be but the new bills are resistant to water, oil, sweat, dust and more.
One of Wysocki's studies showed that when women were exposed to male underarm sweat, they became more relaxed and less tense.
More research will be needed, but it could be that the sum total of how much movement we get throughout the day means more than whether we break a sweat for a shorter period.
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An earlier study conducted by Dr. Mujica-Parodi and other researchers found that the activity in the amygdala region of the brain, which processes emotions such as fear, was more active in people exposed to stress sweat rather than exercise sweat.
But clearly there's room for much more growth if Bbar can make his assets sweat as much as Greenberg makes his.
And although the dining room looks fit for guests dressed in their finest togs, visitors--as few as 12 but rarely more than 24--usually wear gray sweat suits (supplied by the spa) to meals at group tables.
Surveys show that some 50% to 80% of us dream about work, with a significant portion admitting they often wake up in a cold sweat and experience work nightmares once or more a week.
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Just as many top athletes can make more money promoting products than they do working up a sweat, so the top gamers are beginning to attract sponsors.
The sweat-shop in Godeshevo theoretically pays a little more, but the women say they have not been paid for five months.
Finishing the night on a high were the winners of BurySOUND 2009, Cure Caballo, who got the crowd going more than any of the other acts and working them up into a sweat by the end of the first song.
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The company could also strategically launch more specific tissue products (such as car tissues, summer tissues with enhanced sweat absorbent properties for the tropical climate, etc).
No player in the current game has won more times on grass than the six-time champion, who glided through without breaking sweat as he thrashed Fognini 6-1 6-3 6-2 in just 74 minutes -- five minutes quicker than Federer's first-round win over Spaniard Albert Ramos.
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