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The idea is that away from the frontline, soldiers can swop stories and wind down with those who understand their immediate problems.

To replace the system of ad hoc rescues, Mr Obama’s advisers may press for rapid action on a formal “resolution regime” enabling the federal government to take over and wind down firms.

So if you wind down your career too early out of concern for a future child, you may not have much to go back to once you have that baby.

Mama! The clock! We've let it wind down.

Your period of meditation, reflection, or investigation will soon begin to wind down.

He had watched employees wind down the staircase in 1993, and he knew it took too long.

Investors are now flocking to pull their money out, prompting Mr Rajaratnam to say on October 21st that he would wind down Galleon's funds.

Sometimes they may hold a few of small meeting. So the white earth smells fresh with life. Let their tired body and mind wind down, active soul at least temporarily have a rest at the same time.

The French bouchot (suspended mussels) season is expected to wind down sometime in January.

If your mind is sometimes still racing once you get into bed, you might want to set aside a few minutes to wind down.

The scattered spring rain, the patter of the streets full of cold and clear, wet road people's every one must pass through, the cold wind and bleak wind down the tree ear, from time to time emanating a sound of sad sigh.

Many in the market fear that once the crisis passes central Banks will be too slow to raise rates and wind down their credit programmes, unleashing inflation.

We have seen many fights now that won't wind down because the healers can just keep going and going forever.