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With it now trading below that level, they may be hesitant to dip into their pockets again, especially if they borrowed money to buy it and are now facing margin calls.

It was a new type of pen called a “fountain pen,” which could write line after line without having to be dipped into the inkwell.

It's thought France will dip into its own budget contributions for Kyiv, as well as look as joint EU borrowing mechanisms to help pay for the deal.

Residents report bears rummaging through trash, raiding chicken coops and—like any good Southern Californian—dipping into backyard pools.

She dipped into her savings for the last grocery trip and bought enough to make meals she could sell to construction workers to earn a few extra dollars.