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"This is not about partisan politics; this is about rising above that, helping America and reigniting our economy, " he said.

And with demand for money in the real economy still weak, these funds are tending to go into financial assets, reigniting asset prices.

To fulfill that promise, its producers have looked abroad, reigniting an old debate about who, really, is Chinese.

Sigh, two years has gone away. No love, and reigniting a Michael essien is yearning, still moved by the country charm.

Still, some inside Facebook, including founder Mark Zuckerberg, may see China as the clearest pathway to reigniting the explosive growth.

He has restored the army's reputation, in particular by reigniting the campaign against the Taliban, and he has shown no designs on power.

Cheap money pushed the oil price to unbearable levels, reigniting fears of inflation, and piling pressure on beleaguered banks.

The collapse can create even more pressure, reigniting enough oxygen to create a burst of energy.

Civil war is reigniting in Sri Lanka and intensifying in Afghanistan and Somalia, while conflict continues in Colombia.

If enough molten fuel gathers this way, a critical mass may be assembled, reigniting the fission reaction.

In 2009 such initiatives must gather momentum, reigniting the lamp of learning and discovery that lights the Arab world's way ahead.

But there is also a residual risk of reigniting inflationary pressure if the relaxation in economic policies goes too far.

And also, a high voltage promotes the arc reigniting when current zero-crossing.

It is fearful of reigniting the infighting that helped Hamas win the previous such electoral contest, in 2006.

The G20 is right to focus on reigniting world growth.