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liquidityIn economics, the state of possessing sufficient money and/or assets to be able to pay off all liabilities. Liquid assets are those such as shares that may be converted quickly into cash, as opposed to property. |
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| or other Mouse House pictures such as ``Lilo & Stitch'' - as terrific as they are - Miyazaki's characters have a fluidness to them, tending to morph (literally) from bad to good and then to something else, for instance. I'm a real believer in low-budget films, and super-16 |-millimeter film~ allows for so much more fluidness and speed in the production process, and is so much less expensive. A malfunctioning scoreboard panel didn't help with the game's fluidness either. |
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