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It is buoyed by the developing pick-up in economic activities and the fact that equity valuations are now back above pre-Lehman levels.

Sir Alex is clearly buoyed by his skipper's ongoing recovery, however, and a first-team return cannot be far away.

Hope buoyed up his spirits, but fear made him nervous. He wanted to sleep but could not drop off as he lay sprawled out on some hay.

I have what I need. I wave her off and float up the front steps, buoyed by a feeling of sudden virtue.

Years of boom, buoyed by cheap foreign-currency loans and a currency pegged to the euro, have turned to a spectacular bust.

70 min: Welbeck, buoyed by his fine goal, storms past two and into the box before Dawson puts the ball out for a throw-in.

The euro was also buoyed by data showing German consumer sentiment at its highest level in over a year.

Buoyed by the energy and exuberance of youth, I learned as I labored six and seven days a week and loved it.

Hurstwood, buoyed up slightly by the long line of which he was a part, refrained with an effort from groaning, he was so weak.

Though leftists groused that this was too weak a proposal, the news buoyed the spirits of public-plan advocates in the House.

Were we only white birds, my beloved, buoyed out on the foam of the sea!

He was buoyed by stories from his Catholic parents about the Bible and about ancestors who had been traders throughout Asia.

The stock market, buoyed by the listings of big Chinese companies, is close to its record high.

When there was no letter from Jane, John buoyed his spirits up by blaming the post.

Buoyed by public and pundit support for two stimulus packages since October, he turned the budget largely into a third stimulus.

But uranium prices remain well above the level seen for most of the past three decades, buoyed by an expectation of growth in nuclear power.

Dubai is suffering from a slump in the trading, lending, holidaying and profiteering that buoyed this remarkable emirate for so long.

The shares rose 41 percent this year through Dec. 10 in London trading, buoyed by takeover speculation ahead of today's agreement.

Meeting Irvine, recommended by Noel Odell, the expedition's geologist, buoyed him up for the challenge.

But economists say a credit crunch will affect all regions of the country. Even an economy buoyed by a booming energy sector is not immune.

Copper rose to a four-month high yesterday as optimism about Chinese demand buoyed the industrial metals markets amid tightening supplies.

Owen Hargreaves left for England duty buoyed by the Reds' last two results which have moved them to within two points of the top four.

Cape Coral was a boom town a few years ago, buoyed by a huge upturn in house-building.

All sharks lack a swim bladder, so that their bodies are not buoyed up in the water and they have to keep swimming or they sink.

House prices have been buoyed in the area by the possibility of a new factory opening.

For a moment, her self-justification buoyed her up but still she looked about the hall with distaste.

Wall Street was sharply higher on Wednesday, buoyed by the brightening outlook for the economy and solid quarterly results from Intel Corp.

Davidson's restlessness was intolerable even to himself. But he was buoyed up by a wonderful exhilaration.

There is also evidence some of the indicators that have buoyed the resource-heavy mainland indexes may be changing course.

European stock markets opened sharply higher, buoyed by the weekend rescue of the US mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Many of the cities on this list have been buoyed by consistent government spending on military bases and tech contracts.

Buoyed by anticorporate sentiment, organizers aim to be a left-wing counterweight to the Tea Party.

But it is one thing to argue that the health vote has buoyed up the administration.

Private consumption expenditure should advance further, buoyed by improved employment income and positive developments in the asset markets.

Buoyed by the rapid growth of the domestic car market, Chinese companies are becoming a competitive force in carmaking.

Rising household incomes and a tradition of gold gift-giving have also buoyed China's gold demand.

Australia, buoyed by Chinese demand for its commodities, is likely to raise rates before the end of the year.

Although the mainland stockmarket is currently buoyed by a mood of optimism, recent events have also underlined its fragility.

However, buoyed by what he saw last term, Rush is confident Rafa Benitez's charges can go one better this time around.

Brazil's currency, buoyed by massive flows of speculative capital, has soared more than 35% against the dollar in the past two years.

Gold this year has been buoyed by exchange-traded funds, which snapped up bullion as they attracted waves of new investors.

The Swiss franc was buoyed by upbeat comments from the Swiss National Bank's chairman and an above-forecast Swiss sentiment survey.

And each time Wall Street buoyed itself up with thoughts that in the America of the twentieth century nothing can go seriously wrong.

The currency has been buoyed by a swelling trade surplus and waning concern over a local political scandal.

The Spanish deal buoyed the broader markets, helping last week's global equity rally and marking a potential turning point for the eurozone.

Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the late president's twin, could stand, perhaps buoyed by a sympathy vote. But his chances look fragile.

The U. S. economy is buoyed by foreign investment into its treasury securities.

Overall, business sales were buoyed in November by strength in retail sales and wholesale trade, alongside subdued factory shipments.

A massive government economic stimulus package and state bank lending buoyed the economy in 2009 and much of this year.

And its margins are buoyed by its focus on fancy holidays rather than bargain booze-ups on beery beaches.

Buoyed by central-bank liquidity and sovereign-wealth funds' readiness to pour capital into American banks, some tensions are easing.

That augurs ill for consumer spending, which has been buoyed over the past couple of years by another bout of rapid house-price inflation.

Though buoyed by Ngog's early-season form, Hodgson is refusing to set his young striker any goal targets for the season.

FRANKFURT (MarketWatch) -- European stocks gained on Monday, buoyed by deal news and Wall Street's strong gains in the previous session.

While the housing market is slowing more rapidly than expected, consumption has not weakened, buoyed as it is by jobs and wage growth.

As bleak as the lyrics are, though, they're buoyed by the band's leanest, loosest songwriting yet.

The proceeds buoyed up the property market with familiar results.

Never sinking into melodrama, the story is buoyed by ironic twists, Swinton's considerable acting ability, and evocative cinematography.

For much of the past decade Spain was Europe's Florida, its economy buoyed by a huge speculative housing boom.

Buoyed by this research, other teams are reportedly already planning new animal studies to test just that.

I was living lyrics from a country tune---music I loathed. Only a surging Kansas City Royals team buoyed my spirits.

Sentiment was also buoyed by action from the Federal Reserve and other central banks to free up liquidity in the global financial system.

Soybeans also were supported by strength in soy oil futures that were buoyed by world vegetable oil markets and higher energy prices.

That was an economy buoyed up by the new development of industry.

Buoyed by Rahim Khan's note, I grabbed the story and hurried downstairs to the foyer where Ali and Hassan were sleeping on a mattress.

In recent days, data showing revived economic activity, and official hints of another stimulus, have buoyed it further.

"Carry trade" currencies, with interest rates buoyed by high commodity prices, are moving in line with such prices.

Airlines were Shanghai's biggest gainers, buoyed by falling oil prices and speculation about merger moves in the industry.

Furthermore, national investment data, also released on Tuesday, buoyed bull spirits.

House prices have been buoyed up for years.

Indeed, it was not until 2002 that the Japanese economy, buoyed by the boom in China and its other export markets, showed any growth.

craft entering and leaving the harbour should use the main buoyed fairway and approaches.

The rebel cause was buoyed when Libyan Foreign Minister Moussa Koussa defected to Britain late on Wednesday.

BUOYED by the news from Tunisia, Yemen's opposition has been demonstrating too.

Sunny weather and early clearance sales boosted clothing and outdoor goods. The World Cup buoyed demand for televisions.

It was part of an imp-ressive rally that buoyed markets in the US, Europe and Asia.

Protests against an ambitious rail project in Stuttgart, the capital, have buoyed the Greens.

Investors in the region traded off gains in Saudi and world markets, with sentiment also buoyed by oil prices steadying above $50 a barrel.

The high interest is another sign of China's tremendous post-quake outpouring of sympathy, buoyed by rising prosperity.

A continued global boom buoyed multinationals like IBM, General Electric and Coca-Cola.

Buoyed by rising demand in emerging economies, the global market is growing strongly.

But, buoyed by exports, output has yet to shrink for a single quarter.

Growth has been sustained by consumers, buoyed by a booming housing market and, more recently, by corporate investment.

First-quarter net profit rose by more than 25 percent this year, buoyed by a jump in passenger numbers.

He was buoyed up by thinking that he would recover.

Economic growth in China has remained rapid in 2005 buoyed by a strong contribution from the external sector.

Share prices were buoyed up by hopes of an end to the recession.

The Nissan Versa small car, buoyed by a new design, also set an October record.

And the party is buoyed by a sudden whiff of potential victory.

Hong Kong set a blistering pace as sentiment continued to be buoyed by expectations of a huge influx of liquidity from China.

Here, too, though, the evidence suggests the government's overwhelming response to the crisis has buoyed consumer confidence.

It rose 2. 7% on Wednesday, buoyed by strong manufacturing data from the U. S. and China.

Though his legs were not as strong as before, buoyed up by elation he put his whole heart into running.

He was buoyed up by the somehow indestructible hope.

The profits there are in premium products, buoyed by the seamless ecosystem.

In the US, investors flocked to longer dated bonds, buoyed by the Fed statement that it is evaluating plans to buy Treasuries.

Overall, however, Australia's international student numbers are 10% higher in 2010, buoyed by a 20% rise in demand from China.

As long as there is a steady supply of rising air, cloud droplets are buoyed up and can't fall.

through July have also buoyed food prices in particular.

By Wednesday evening, both were buoyed by news of the cutoff scores for their district.

On the evening in which we last met, I was buoyed by hopes created by that same impostor.

The falling leaf was buoyed up by a rising air current.

Buoyed by these two forces, China will account for over 23% of world GDP by 2030, measured at PPP, Mr Subramanian calculates.

So the deal not only saved the union but it also buoyed the financial system and the national economy.

Prices here were also buoyed by the hedge-fund boom.

The economy has been buoyed by high world prices for Argentina's farm exports.

Low interest rates and negligible inflation, meanwhile, have kept stock investors buoyed and generally able to extend last year's rally.

Asian equities buoyed by Beijing's rules change.

Buoyed by record consumer spending and exports, the Thai economy is on tract to grow 6 percent this year, economists say.

The cash flow has buoyed prices and kept the market strong.

They were buoyed up with new hopes.

Perhaps the biggest unknown for 2010 is how smoothly the world's central banks can withdraw the monetary crutch that buoyed markets in 2009.

Buoyed by currents of the knowledge of the Lord, life will be full and colorful.

Polio backers say they are buoyed by reports of just 71 polio cases worldwide this year, vs. 328 in the year-earlier period.

We were buoyed up by goods news.

Consumers are being buoyed bythe labour market.

The water buoyed their breasts.

Partly they may have been buoyed by robust business conditions in China.

We were buoyed up by good news.

The raft was buoyed up by empty petrol cans .

A glider buoyed by air currents .

The cheerful music buoyed her up.

Its economy unexpectedly grew by 0. 1% in the third quarter, buoyed by consumer spending and corporate investment.

buoyed up by empty petrol cans.

We felt buoyed up by the good news.

Many are buoyed by recent progress in cancer molecular biology, but confess they have a long way to go.

Buoyed by a ruling from the International Trade Commission last year, other firms are now producing sucralose to compete with Splenda.

Buoyed by soaring oil prices, BP made record profits of $25. 6 billion in 2008.

His life jacket buoyed him up.

The life raft was buoyed up by two airtight oil drums.

Take the case of Hong Kong: Its property prices have been rising for years, buoyed by funds from mainland China.

In Hong Kong the market is buoyed by people from the mainland who slap down wads of cash.

Buoyed to the front where the crowd was breaking off, I touched the rough tweed just above his elbow and called out

Hong Kong shares were buoyed by gains in the U. S. overnight.

I found life there difficult but bearable : the economy was poor, but buoyed by soaring oil prices;

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Arms deals were buoyed last year by unusually high demand from Saudi Arabia