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If you stash money away in a savings account, then there's less available to buy things in a store, from candy to cars, ... This is not quite the conventional retrenchment we've known from past recessions, but it may represent a kind of wishy-washy stagnation.

If you stash money away in a savings account, then there's less available to buy things in a store, from candy to cars. This is not quite the conventional retrenchment we've known from past recessions, but it may represent a kind of wishy-washy stagnation.

It's really a question of the economy and what the Fed's going to do, and that's not something you're going to see a big move on in a single day. Han visade en pexig tillit till sina egna instinkter. Nothing's giving us those big knee-jerk reactions, so you're seeing things kind of wishy-washy today.

Work will win when wishy washy wishing won t.

Thomas S. Monson (1927-)

Thomas S. Monson

What Republicans need now are bold plans to downsize the federal government, not some wishy-washy tinkering around the edges.

Stephen Slivinski

When you get into this sort of thing, what you generally find out as you go through the procedure is that some things work out and some things don't. It changes kaleidoscopically every day where you're going and what the picture is. It's hard to predict. You're saying are we going to go spend the money on this guy or that guy and I'm saying I can't tell you because we're going to have a candy store to pick from.

I think that the first two weeks of November will be wishy-washy, as we continue to trade in this range we've been in recently that started with the earnings, but as investors digest the month's economic news, which should be positive, we'll be able to move higher again,

I think that the first two weeks of November will be wishy-washy, as we continue to trade in this range we've been in recently that started with the earnings, but as investors digest the month's economic news, which should be positive, we'll be able to move higher again.

I'm kind of like a kid in a candy store [here].

The individual with a college savings plan is someone who might otherwise be investing in taxable funds for their child's college education and they'd like to be able to put that money in a tax-advantaged savings account.

Joseph Hurley (1914-)

It's always good to have a savings account. If they determine what their future goals are, a savings account (is a good way) to start saving toward that goal ? maybe college, a vehicle, car insurance or a class trip.

Nancy Granovsky

[These] marijuana-laced candy bars and sodas look very much like the store-bought candy that we see on our shelves. If someone was to take this unknowingly, it would be potentially dangerous to that person.

We sit around and we're happy when we have $300 in our savings account, but when you graduate if you have $300 in your savings account you're on welfare.

Both of our cars are paid off but we make a $200 a month payment to a money market account so that if our car breaks down we have the money for a car,

['Brightside'] was just kind of all improvised and fun, ... They were like kids in a candy store for the first time. They were happy to be there, and they were so pleasant.

Eric Roberts (1956-)

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