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Analysts said the central bank initiatives were likely to help conditions, but warned that credit markets remained jittery.

Bayern Munich coach Louis van Gaal offloaded him last summer, jittery about Lucio's willingness to race out of defense with the ball.

The market is completely focused on Europe and is likely to be very jittery as we head into today's EU summit.

The markets were already jittery after poor US consumer confidence numbers on Friday, which had prompted a sell-off in New York.

It is still Bush's power to act now, but Obama's obligation to tell jittery Americans what he plans to do.

Germany and France believed that the assurance would be enough to persuade jittery markets that the EU wouldn't allow Greece to default.

So far, all the measures world leaders have taken have done little to calm jittery markets.

Celtic looked nervous and jittery in the opening stages and made unforced errors but Milan failed to punish them.

If jittery politicians are looking for another argument to sway sceptical voters, how about this?

Political struggles, Naoto Kan lost for a while longer while, already jittery, a loner.

Enjoy up to two cups a day; more than that may leave you jittery or rob you of that precious number-one pleasure -- sleep.

Carlo Rizzi, still waiting for his interview with Michael, became jittery with all the arrivals and departures.

With global grain markets so jittery, officials are rather smug about having so long stressed the need for self-sufficiency.

Though it was a day after gold prices had plunged, and stocks were jittery, Mr. Paulson took time to join the hour-long meeting.

In recent years, real estate has proven as jittery and unreliable as any other market.

It's the Fed's latest attempt to pump more liquidity into the jittery financial markets and it apparently worked. . .

It has since been lifted in some provinces, but the latest bombing may convince jittery Bangkok residents that it should be kept.

We've allbeen there at the end of a long day: too exhausted to do anything substantialbut too hyped up and jittery to really relax.

The worry is that the end of the Gulf states' dollar peg would send jittery investors into a panic.

MATT FREI: Bows and arrows within easy shot of the President. Unusual, perhaps, in these jittery times.

Jittery consumers and plunging home prices weren't enough to keep the stock market in check Tuesday.

Equity markets are thus likely to remain jittery for some time, as debt-laden countries and companies continue to writhe in pain.

"Investors have ample reasons to feel jittery, " said Ilya Spivak, currency strategist at Daily FX.

The mood at Haneda was calm and orderly, though many passengers were jittery due to the deluge of news on the escalating nuclear crisis.

Overdosing on coffee and energy drinks may cause you to become too jittery and then crash.

But for the moment, the euro zone is living in jittery times.

This means that the gas exerts a jittery force which our coarse senses feel only as an average push.

Investors were also jittery about the expiration of a European Central Bank program to extend 12-month financing to European lenders.

However, both art buyers and investors appeared jittery, as shown by the flat sale of Impressionist works at Sotheby's last week.

At crunch time, it makes us jittery about achieving targets on time, which in turn can hurt the quality of our work.

Fraud allegations against several Chinese firms have made investors jittery, too.

Japan's massive earthquake and tsunami knocked already jittery global stock markets on Friday, with Europe following Asia lower.

A paranoid-schizoid state is characterised by distrust and constant jittery activity, as currently manifest in markets.

No sync correction is performed, so a low-quality input with horizontal or vertical jitter will still appear jittery after this filter.

Gayle Berry, base metals analyst at Barclays Capital, added: "It's a horrendous move. It just reflects how jittery these markets are. "

The only caveat is to be gentle ; too much energy can make the patient jittery or headachy .

a jittery vigil in the dark.

That could only alarm themarkets, he thought, still jittery after the Greek crisis in the spring.

The rout in European bank stocks was fueled by swirling rumors, later denied, that show how jittery investors have become.

Yet, as the country becomes increasingly jittery, rival factions in the ruling People's Democratic Party are already busy plotting for 2011.

But Beijing should not take comfort from this because its neighbours are increasingly jittery about Chinese power.

The move also reveals how jittery banks have become about their own loan exposures with the credit crisis continuing to worsen.

The thirty-six Enterprise dive bombers were being squandered in a jittery shot from the hip.

What's more, jittery, neurotic parents don't need any more false scares to piss their pants over.

Investors have become jittery the Fed will start dumping its mortgage assets into the market.

Today's mood is jittery, with investors easily spooked by credit-market phantoms and the shadows of weak corporate profits.

Moreover, EU membership and jittery financial markets now impose new constraints.

Some people respond more readily than others - if you find yourself feeling jittery or nervous, ease up on the joe.

Kader's management recently learnt just how jittery China's army of the employed is these days.

Sometimes people get jittery (pun intended) when it comes to caffeine consumption.

That the discussion has dragged on, and in a public way, has made oil markets jittery.

India's indebted government sells its rupee bonds to locals, mainly banks, not jittery foreigners.

Investors already were jittery about the ripple effects of the crisis in Greece when the market went into free fall at 2: 42 p. m.

Even so, she seemed jittery on her wedding day in 1965.

In the first case, you may have a crisis of confidence, where you get jittery nerves just at the last minute.

But this week's activity in the treasuries market suggests that investors are getting jittery.

TO JUDGE from their recent actions, it would appear that China's political commissars are feeling rather jittery.

The city's few Han Chinese residents sought to reassure themselves but were jittery.

Being jittery about the interview can result in cold, clammy hands, which create a negative impression.

Where global financial markets remain jittery after the credit crisis, art prices have climbed uninterruptedly.

Equity and currency markets are jittery as central bankers seek a lasting solution.

Worries about more such losses have made markets jittery.

The 'risk trade' has reached a fever pitch recently, as traders grow jittery about the economic outlook.

"Investors will be quite jittery about the euro, and the strength of the dollar will cap gains in oil, " Lim said.

Being jittery about the interview can result in interview handshak jitter cold, clammy hands, which create a negative impression.

Despite the deal in Brussels markets remained jittery about the euro zone's (and America's) debt problems.

All year the Communist Party has been jittery about the possible spread of Arab-style "jasmine revolution" to China.

The declaration of a 2am curfew eventually brought a jittery calm to the city of 15m.

Jittery investors also placed early bets that jobs data due out Friday morning will be bleak.

I was nervous and jittery until the plane took off down the runway.

Jittery investors yanked money out of risky assets such as stocks and poured them into U. S. Treasuries.

Then they'd fuck and grapple until dawn, when the cooing of pigeons tilted them into jittery sleep.

However, nervous Argentines must feel even more jittery now that a presidential whim can stop them from changing money.

Minutes before, you might feel jittery or faint while negative thoughts churn in your head.

I hope use this simple Java idiom will make your transition to Java a bit less jittery.

This can lead to jittery looking objects, because physics and graphics are not completely in sync.

You're so jittery that people use your hands to blend their margaritas.

The high-stakes drama also is making once-calm investors jittery.

He says his reaction was: 'It's extraordinary. We are in pretty jittery times. '

Jittery Penguins: Demo of Moving Images - Demo showing how to randomly move images on a form.

Lehman Brothers sought to reassure jittery investors after it saw 20% wiped off its market value on March 17th.

Jittery depositors on Friday withdrew more than US$460m from The Chinese Bank, or roughly 10 per cent of its total deposits.

On March 1st the country's stockmarket, jittery about the neighbours, plunged by 7%, a worrying sign that confidence is fading.

Jittery citizens mobbed Tehran's currency dealers, desperate to buy dollars before another fall.

If my nerves are jittery, I must have cause I have not had a cigarette.

And in these jittery post-recession days, everyone is wondering just what it all means.

After a jittery few weeks, bond markets rallied on June 15th on news that America's core consumer price index rose by just 0. 1% in May.

For jittery investors, these are instruments that offer safer exposure to America's mortgage market.

a little time to rest my jittery pen.

Investors are also jittery over $37bn in puts he wrote on various equity indices maturing in 15 to 20 years.

Investors are also jittery over $37bn in puts he wrote on various equity indices maturing in 15 to 20 years.

It is also jittery about the "Occupy" movement that has been sweeping the West.

Now don't get jittery , Luke. There are a lot of command ships.

I have an important interview tomorrow, I feel jittery.

"It happened so gradually that one day I noticed I didn't feel jittery and unfocused, " she wrote in her book.

Its banks got jittery and things looked difficult for the 103-year-old firm (which was born British, in Liverpool).

That is, they appear jittery, because they oscillate much more than our own, much-younger Sun.

When I was jittery during my collge life.

Relaxing music can have a calming effect that can help exercises, such as yoga, and can steady jittery nerves before a big game.

pacifying the jittery mood of his people

America's Treasury market is unsettled by inflation, in another jittery week for the world's investors

cannot remain calm; lose one's composure; jittery