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• The U . S . is simply overbanked.
• The industry is now facing up to the fact that Belgium is probably overbanked.
• After, as the train exits the lift, it goes through an overbanked turn.
• Armenia s financial sector is overbanked and beset with nonperforming credits, mainly to large state enterprises.
• After the turn, the train goes over the only camelback hill followed by another left overbanked turn.
• As a result, Mexico became one of the most " overbanked " countries in the region.
• It was the fourteenth roller coaster to be built at the park since overbanked turns, and four hills.
• Now Bulgaria is once again " overbanked and undercapitalized, " said David Hexter, deputy vice president of the EBRD.
• Other elements which partially invert riders, such as the overbanked turn which occasionally turn riders beyond 90 degrees, are not typically considered inversions.
• And with 10, 400 banks-- compared with about a dozen in Canada-- the U . S . is overbanked, they say.
• The merger will lead to 13, 000 job cuts over four years, including about 7, 000 jobs in Switzerland's heavily overbanked domestic market.
• Japan is grossly overbanked, not so much in the number of institutions as in the number of bank branches, which are both ubiquitous and heavily overstaffed.
• The ride begins when the alarm is sounded and riders are boosted backwards through a tunnel and up into a-tall overbanked turn and a vertical spike.
• "Many people in the U . K . industry say it is overbanked, " said David Dukes, an official at the British Bankers Association.
• "Europe is overbanked, and the industry is under increasing competitive pressure, " said Matthew Czepliewicz, a banking analyst at Salomon Brothers in London.
• "New England is totally overbanked, and I think we're going to see a lot of deals before the year's end,"
• Levee breaks or " crevasses " on the Mississippi River to the north and east overbanked False River and submerged all of New Roads in 1867, 1882 and 1884.
• While saluting Deutsche Bank for tackling its management problems, some investors said more must be done, especially to cut costs and widen profit margins in the overbanked German market.
• "We were an overbanked city, " said Carol Parry, the executive vice president for community development at Chase, the city's largest private employer.
• "Switzerland is overbanked, so a merger would make sense, " said Susanne Borer, an analyst at Bank J . Vontobel & AMP; Co . AG.