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After all, gold pays no interest and even costs something to store.
But are the results of the parliamentary elections due this coming January truly a foregone conclusion? Or are surprises in store for Putin?
The international community is putting great store in the Fund's judgment and performance.
Import substitution takes place before your eyes: a clothing store that last year sold only imported apparel, now sells only domestically produced goods.
Either technology will depend on a national electricity grid that uses low-emission forms of power generation, such as wind, solar, nuclear, or coal-fired plants that capture and store the carbon-dioxide emissions.
This, too, has risen sharply, and more is in store as temperatures rise.
When the American retailer Target opened its first store in Canada in March 2013, its management assumed that the recipe of its success in the United States could be replicated north of the border.
Could something similar be in store for today's holders of large reserves?
Similarly, engineers have developed ways to capture the carbon dioxide that results from burning coal in power plants and store it safely underground.
Deregulation also leads to economies of scale, lowering prices even further, as we all know when shopping at the hypermarket rather than the corner grocery store.
What makes a market economy a market economy, I thought, is the fact that you can always find a Texaco or a BP, Elf or Statoil petrol station, or a Seven Eleven store in Alaska, South Carolina or Tokyo.
For apparel consumers, for example, quality is second only to price when choosing a store, and second only to fashion when choosing a specific item.
No single national culture is the driving force but, instead, globalization is powered by a restless individualism drawing on a growing store of mass symbols.
I heard the story of a liquor store owner whose one-year old son was kidnapped and beheaded.
Or are surprises in store for Putin?
Low-carbon electricity can be produced by solar, nuclear, and wind energy, or by coal-burning power plants that capture and store their CO2 emissions.
Whether used to store leftovers, keep hospital equipment sterile, or insulate a home, plastics are unmatched for their adaptability, durability, and low cost.
But such uncertainty, common in times of transition, should not overshadow what the end of the Blair-Bush era in Britain holds in store.
Last year, she managed to get electricity connected to her shack, and she invested her savings in a refrigerator to store food and drinks for resale.
One reason is that we don't know how to store the energy from these sources: when the wind doesn't blow and the sun doesn't shine, what powers your computer or the hospital's operating room?
A school that lacked even rudimentary supplies suddenly can have access to the same global store of information as any other place in the world.
In the United States, the rate at which prostitutes are killed in the workplace is 51 times that of the next most dangerous occupation for women, working in a liquor store.
Part of the high cost of housing arises from an underdeveloped financial system, which makes housing one of the few alternatives to bank deposits as a store of value.
A more developed financial system would provide alternatives to real estate as a store of value, thereby making home ownership more accessible.