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1 Rome wants to set up a vehicle to hoover up banks' dud loans.
2 Surely the Patriot Act could be used to hoover up IoT data, too.
3 I have resisted Instagram as everyone says it can hoover up the hours.
4 Phones have changed the world, too; advertisers use them to hoover up our attention.
5 It could hoover up bonds more aggressively, and hand money out directly to citizens.
6 He will certainly hoover up the anti-Irish vote.
7 Dublin with six, Donegal and Kerry one apiece were to hoover up all the All-Ireland titles since.
8 But as tech firms including Apple hoover up increasingly intimate data, the value of plausible privacy policies grows.
9 Talismanic Deeney scored the decisive goals towards the end of both matches to help hoover up six points.
10 He accepts that Ukip will likely hoover up votes which previously went to the far right British National party.
11 He was assigned to a seat on the Financial Services Committee, which he used to hoover up campaign donations.
12 But contrary to general assumption, he is not keen to hoover up every good prospect paraded in front of him.
13 Lochie gets some too, pushing his bowl around with his nose as he tries to hoover up every last molecule.
14 Whether Greek banks can still hoover up the bills on offer given a likely absence of foreign buyers will be interesting.
15 Italian bad bank is worth the risk Rome wants to set up an entity to hoover up Italian banks' dud loans.
16 The genome experts are taking over, planning to hoover up thousands of genetic samples and identify them by their DNA sequences.
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