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At the same time, the cypress trees on the summit seemed to shoot up in a single jet against the sudden blue of the sky.

But the controls do at least send a clear message that prices won't shoot up in the short term.

The rate of growth will shoot up in the next couple of years, with both overall numbers and proportions of older people rising rapidly.

Spain, by contrast, has seen its borrowing cost shoot up in recent weeks, reflecting growing fears of a possible future default.

i shoot up an arrow to the sky without knowing where it landed, i was not able to see its trace , because it is flying so quickly.

NIA went on to say, "NIA fears that come this October, Bernanke is likely to shoot up his largest ever dose of quantitative easing. "

"They are using their grenades to shoot up to 30 kilometers, " she said.

The sense of this text is finding out the "seed" of the "shape" and let it take root and shoot up.

But the difficulty with waist circumference is that so far, the data do not point to a threshold at which health risks shoot up.

The devastating earthquake has caused the yen to shoot up in value, threatening Japan's export sector.

Now the price of groceries is increasing as weekly staples shoot up in price in supermarkets.

That means early signs of economic recovery, like the way plants begin to shoot up from the ground as a sign of spring.

Once the Bank stops buying government debt, interest rates will shoot up.

Borrowing costs would shoot up to reflect higher currency and inflation risk.

That means you can shoot up to 10 perfectly focused photos a second and record HD video that never goes blurry.

With a 2GB card, this lets you shoot up to 514 images without a pause.

Heating bills also shoot up in the cold Latvian winter.

Released from such grazing pressure, saplings now shoot up to form lush young groves.

They have given little reason for hope, so far preferring to shoot up brothels and loot rather than protect the displaced in Goma.

In recent years, the international market prices shoot up all the ups and downs, and become a global attention, the economic problems.

Paper and plastic packaging manufacturer and importer Magnum Packaging has ventured into the fireworks industry after seeing sales shoot up.

Hands shoot up with enthusiasm, undimmed even by a drill of singing the lengthy national and state anthems in the baking school yard.

Towards the end of the game your level will shoot up thanks to killing all the tough opponents.

Without Japan's truly unprecedented buying of US bonds, interest rates would shoot up and the US housing market would crack.

During the high school years, annual tutoring costs shoot up to 30, 000 yuan and the cost of activities doubles to 19, 200 yuan.

Some local governments also askew with "Dr. shoot up" policy for the premium increases, the price of land frequent.

When the instructor at Wharton asks participants the question about what Jobs's talent is, hands shoot up all over the room.

As summer progresses and the plants shoot up, the detailed artwork begins to emerge.

This figure is expected to shoot up in 2008.

This year it will shoot up because investment surged and growth slowed, but the ICOR is meaningless in a recession.

Others say that if you sit upon your vital it will be suppressed and, one day, it will shoot up like a steam-jet. . . and this is true.

prices shoot up when it gets mired after rain. Swathes of the south are inaccessible.

My weight may shoot up from less than an ounce to several ounces.

Try adding some pure acetone to your tank and your mile per gallon will shoot up!

The favored ones spend a lot of their new income on food, and unless supply expands very quickly, prices shoot up.

Lower income taxes mean bankers generally would see their own compensation shoot up.

As the water levels rise, so do they: their stems can shoot up 10 inches in a single day.

Between holes 11 and 15 he hit five consecutive birdies to shoot up the leaderboard, before picking up another stroke on the 18th.

Mr. Goenka expects liquidity and volume to "shoot up again" when the market stabilizes.

So he pulled every shoot up, then went home, feeling very tired but very satisfied.

And even the traditional meassures of education, language and math shoot up They actually fit together very nicely.

Office towers shoot up, and the Audis clog the roads.

Price have shoot up during the strike.

When lovers cuddle or a mother breast feeds, their levels of oxytocin shoot up.

Some hunters like to shoot up everything in sight.

Who will seal his dream in heart and prevent it from shoot up ?

But that may be hard when prices shoot up.

If prices shoot up now and then plateau , that's bad.

The electriaian: Sonetimes sparks do shoot up but we have ground wire, which keep us safe.

Flames shoot up, filling a hot air balloon in Fitzgerald, Georgia on March 19th, 2010.

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For example, when building or compiling an application or performing a very disk intensive task, your load averages can shoot up.

The exchange rate would shoot up, and capital again would flood in, creating an asset bubble.

According to some estimates the ratio of bad loans in the banking system could shoot up almost to 10 per cent.

If we feel [prices will] shoot up, we try to buy more earlier on.

These Type II spicules shoot up at 100 to 150 kilometers per second (62 to 93 miles per second), then disappear.

if you got a gun up in your waist please don't shoot up the place