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Despite warnings by the business lobby, the Japanese public seems to be taking the rise in Chinese acquisitions in its stride.

If the sun were to rise in the west, I would go with you.

A rise in productivity leads to an increase in the quantity supplied of any given good, allowing for a reduction in price.

Several sperm banks in New York City, where men are paid about $60 each time they donate, said there had not been a rise in donors.

You seem to be poised to see a rise in status very soon - all that hard work you've been doing is about to add up to something big.

They think food and energy prices can only rise for so long in a weak economy before dwindling demand for stuff cuts off the rise in prices.

A rise in interest rates is often contemporaneous with an increase in inflation.

Almost immediately, "the wind began to blow, and the sea to rise in a most frightful manner. "

The report reveals major declines in household income, a rise in poverty and a massive population that still has no health insurance.

an increase in the number of isolated older people who do not socialize may be contributing to the rise in crimes , he said.

there was no evidence of a marked increase in life satisfaction to match the rise in prosperity during that period.

Obesity seems to be a main culprit; the authors found a high correlation between rising rates of diabetes and a rise in body mass index.

An interest-rate increase big enough to squeeze inflation back down in short order would cause a needlessly large rise in unemployment.

The wind business is booming, and the company said last week that it had swung into profit in 2006, thanks to an 8% rise in revenue.

Though there has been a rise in the number of civil-society groups trying to pick up the pieces, progress is marked in baby-steps.

The sun is about to rise in just a few minutes . You cannot possibly save all the starfish .

In particular, he said the challenges embodied in the sharp rise in energy and commodity prices must be faced squarely.

One of the most tangible areas of improvement has been a steady rise in the number of Chinese tourists visiting Taiwan.

This tsunami will bring with it a corresponding surge in the U. S. trade deficit and, with it, a rise in U. S. unemployment .

But if misgovernance is not the cause of the general rise in executive pay, strengthening corporate governance is surely not the solution.

Some analysts said the rebound might be only a respite from the past week's sharp rise in longer-dated bond yields.

posted a 19% rise in annual profits despite a sharp increase in staff costs as the bank fights a "war for talent" in its key Asian markets.

Thus, for developed world, outside of food and energy, there is not the dynamic to see a sustained rise in across the board inflation.

Copper, used for pipes and wiring, is relatively easy to trade and fell sharply after China's rate rise in October.

But, it's also very rewarding to be able to look back over the history of the work we've produced and see the steady rise in quality.

And that will likely worsen as analysts predict a decrease in the labor force in the next year or two due to a rise in the aging population.

He described these talks as his first attempt to understand the complicated questions about race that were beginning to rise in his mind.

Karen Ward, UK economist at HSBC, said the rise in labour availability was "just what the Governor [of the Bank of England] ordered" .

The thought made anger rise in him and he went into a bar and had a double whisky.

If the sun were to rise in the west, I'd not happen ago alter my head to love you to ever.

A small rise in private sector activity has been offset by a slowdown in the public sector, which had proved resilient during the recession.

Similarly, a rise in the indebtedness of the US government is an almost inevitable consequence of any prolonged financial crisis.

And Beijing seems to be committed to allowing wages to rise in its export industries.

Already, one member of the bank's nine-strong monetary policy committee has been voting for a quarter-point rise in the base rate.

Most are the single child of their families and have been raised at a time of a tremendous rise in economic wealth.

Some analysts said the slowing rise in prices reported Thursday may delay what looked like an imminent tightening action by the RBI.

But meanwhile, as you know, wonderful protagonists like Al Gore are noting the inexorable rise in temperature, set in the context of that.

"What kind of impact does the rise in Cloud Computing have on Enterprise Architecture" is probably not the right way to ask the question.

Earlier this year it seemed that the Bank of England's next move might be a rise in interest rates as inflation was taking off again.

Jenny Thomas, an eBay spokeswoman, said there had been a rise in sales listings after Christmas every year and this year was no exception.

The U. S. used to have absurdities like this--companies in effect declaring a profit from the rise in their own share prices.

The currency of a surplus country will, all things being equal, rise in value, while that of a deficit country will sink.

A strong currency helps contain inflation risks. It translates the surge in dollar commodity prices into a smaller rise in euro terms.

He said the smaller auction and the seasonal tendency for inflation to rise in March supported demand for Tips.

Although China has been reporting slowing price growth since May, inflation continued to rise in much of the rest of the region.

A rise in bond yields is part of a return to more normal market conditions and is nothing to worry about.

So far, the rise in carbon dioxide seems to be fairly smooth over time, but the change in vegetation is jerkier .

The studies were small, and they found a rise in blood markers that have been associated with cancer -- not a rise in cancer itself.

Recently, the general rise in price has caused great life pressure for the public, whose sense of happiness has also been decreased.

Yes. Why do you think the rise in pocket money is often higher than inflation?

Some economists say they are less concerned about how much leverage China has than at the speed of the rise in China's leverage.

Since China began to let its currency rise in June 2010, it has strengthened more than 5. 5% against the U. S. dollar.

a rise in interest rates is often contemporaneous with an increase in inflation; the composer Salieri was contemporary with Mozart.

But Mr Trichet said the ECB would not revise its economic forecast of a 1 per cent rise in eurozone gross domestic product this year.

The rise in poverty levels did not pose a serious political challenge to the Kremlin, she said.

This fear is at least partly behind the recent rise in yields across the eurozone.

Even if the sun were to rise in the west tomorrow, I would not do such a thing.

If the sun were to rise in the west, my love for you would not change .

Christmas tends to be a particularly stressful time for families, with a huge rise in people seeking advice each January, Lloyd Platt said.

As you rise in school, you see that to get into an elite university, you need to ace the exams given at the end of your senior year.

In the heart of Patagonia, glaciers rise in the midst of mountainscapes and alpine meadows, close enough to hike right up to and touch.

But separate research by the bank suggests that the rise in trade barriers has so far affected only a small part of global commerce.

Although crimes like theft have been on the rise in recent years it appears as though their incidence is now widespread.

"It allowed us to see a rapid rise in its use and opened up the discussion about rising fructose intake, " Dr. Bray said.

It estimates the company would get a 0. 7% bump up in profits for each 1% rise in the yuan against the dollar.

But at least part of the rise in spreads reflected concern that countries might find it hard to pay back their borrowings.

America's politicians are not the only ones to have fingered speculators for the feverish rise in the price of oil and other raw materials.

One of the only bits of good news amid this doom and gloom is the steady rise in digital music sales.

In fact, gold is currently one of the few remaining major asset classes where a case could be made for it to rise in a parabolic fashion.

This works wonders in the case of the hard working Capricorn who could be vying for a rise in fortune through the chosen career.

Still okay tomorrow to see the rise in the sky, the white clouds drift continues, the hearts of indecision, have nowhere to shelter.

When the sun of tomorrow rise in the sky of the red earth, we believe that those foregoes will be yielding good results of economy.

The rapid rise in the bank's market value underlines an extraordinary turnaround in perceptions of its financial health.

As the economy slows and jobs are cut, psychiatric practices based in London's financial centre are reporting a rise in referrals.

Many Muslim Turks came to see the rise in nationalism of the Christian Armenians as a threat to the existence of the Ottoman state.

And yet, as the slide in the Dow Jones and the rise in US Treasury bond prices implied, there could be real-world consequences.

It said the rise in foreign ownership made it harder to justify taxing foreign dividends paid to British companies.

Less preventive care is particularly disturbing at a time when demographic ageing and a rise in chronic diseases are global trends.

Britain'sdebt burden will rise in the next couple of years to more than 70 per cent of GDP as a result of Labour's bail-out of the banks.

Two members of the Bank of England's policy committee last month voted for an immediate rise in interest rates.

The overall economic result was a classic bubble, as surging credit fuelled a sharp rise in inflation and a real estate boom.

I'll love you as long as I live. If the sun were to rise in the west, I'd never change my mind to love you forever.

"Coastal areas, including the Yangtze river delta [around Shanghai] are greatly threatened by the rise in sea level, " he said.

There has been a notable rise in women players, and the number of polo clubs across the UK has increased dramatically in the past decade.

This price increase reflects our overseas export of steel product prices continued to rise in a positive trend.

Morgan Stanley is the only one of the five biggest US investment banks to report a rise in fixed-income revenue from the first quarter.

But they do suggest that a bigger rise in yields than expected and a subsequent worsening of their debt position is possible.

Default and delinquency rates began to rise in 2006, but the pace of lending did not slow.

The index is usually inversely correlated to the S&P 500, and a rise in the VIX typically means a drop in the stock market.

"It is true that in the 2008-2009 crisis there was not a significant rise in protectionism, " he said in an interview.

The index is usually inversely correlated to the S&P 500, and a rise in the VIX typically means a drop in the stock market.

"It is true that in the 2008-2009 crisis there was not a significant rise in protectionism, " he said in an interview.

Lower inflation, and a rise in real incomes, are one reason British policymakers hoped to see the economy improve this year.

"Given the decline in our current account surplus, there is no foundation for a sharp rise in the renminbi, " he said.

In Greenland, for instance, two of the hottest spots, showing a startling five-degree rise in temperatures, have no weather stations at all.

I struggled against the ungenerous exultation that in such a supreme moment of existence will rise in the best-mannered sportsman' s breast.

The rise in follow-on issuance reflects growing investor willingness to support expansion plans or to cash in higher-valued paper.

Participants who got at least two hours per week of aerobic exercise had a modest rise in their HDL cholesterol level.

Population levels around the basin are expected to double to 40m over the next two decades, causing a sharp rise in the demand for water.

China's consumer-price index jumped 4. 4% from a year earlier in October, its fastest rise in two years.

China's consumer-price index jumped 4. 4% from a year earlier in October, its fastest rise in two years.

An observed long-term increase in the number of these clouds may be due in part to the rise in atmospheric carbon dioxide levels, he says.

Ms Delgado said the rise in abortions among these women was partly due to precarious economic conditions.

That probability exists because true economic Goodwill tends to rise in nominal value proportionally with inflation.

The greatest danger, however, is in the rise in the sea level as it hits the land.

Grid is a significant technology of parallel distributed computing rise in recent years. Resource management is one of its key technologies.

There has been a gradual rise in our sales over the last two years.

And what if the slower rise in yields reflects something more fundamental, the approach of some sort of biological limit in plants?

In Guinea, the Bank is preparing an emergency budget-support operation to help the government manage the sharp rise in food and oil prices.

But the WHO claimed there was no evidence of a rise in infections or deaths.

But the WHO claimed there was no evidence of a rise in infections or deaths.

Some sceptics argue that this increase is mainly due to a rise in inflation.

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Analysts said the international coking coal prices could rise in the next few months towards $190-$200 a tonne.

Indeed, the public's rush into inflation-protected government bonds may be a harbinger of a future rise in inflation expectations.

Even if the sun were to rise in the west, I would not do so.

The rise in unemployment is usually in parallel with an increase in crime.

Rough diamonds continued to rise in value in the first quarter of this year, and broke their pre-recession levels.

Note that the reports of flooding are, however, almost always in the regions that would be affected by an 80 rise in sea level.

It flushes up to 100 events per notification, and buffers up to 1000 events in case of a sudden rise in the frequency of events.

"They were a company that was teetering and that was basically counting on its continued rise in its stock price for its survival. "

It would be foolhardy to encourage a further great rise in consumer or housing debt, at least in the English-speaking countries.

This dramatic rise in savings thus seems to be directly related to China's investment and export growth model.

He resigned as chairman of his company and continued to rise in the polls.

A person who buys commodities or securities in anticipation of a rise in prices or who tries by speculative purchases to effect such a rise.

Some symptoms can last for more than a week, and the syndrome can occasionally lead to a rapid rise in blood pressure and heart failure.

Researchers who studied more than two million people over 40 years found a rise in deaths from heart attacks, strokes, falls and suicides.

The department store posted a 9. 2% rise in sales at stores open at least a year in November.

Analysts said the rise in tension made a military clash on the strongly-defended border more likely.

Despite this, demand for other uses is still set to outstrip supply, and prices to rise, in the next couple of years or so.

Such a rapid rise in temperature on the top floor would quickly spread the fire to the cockloft.

Mr Kilalea says that for the next few years, rough diamond prices should rise in real terms by at least 5 per cent.

One reason is that reducing inflation is often thought to cause a temporary rise in unemployment.

Concerns about Italy led to a rapid rise in the country's government-bond yields and a fall in its stockmarket.

When you hold the iPad horizontally, iBooks switches to a two-page view with a rounded rise in the middle, like a paper book's binding.

One of the other factors over the winter was the rise in "off-peak season city-hopping" , said Patrik Oqvist of Hotels. com.

If he is not resigned to losing, if he wants to rise in his company and industry, then in such a crisis he will bluff-and bluff hard.

There was also a sharp rise in some prices, which tends to happen when supply is suddenly disrupted.

Given a rapidly growing world car population and dwindling oil supplies, fuel prices are bound to rise in the long term.

The cuts come a year before universities will have their incomes boosted by a rise in tuition fees.

In the past decade, however, there has been a steady rise in prices, and a rare masterpiece sends prices rocketing.

France and most of the Nordic countries have embraced such policies and been rewarded with a rise in fertility close to replacement level.

You know, the price of steel is going up, owing to the rise in the cost of raw material.

"The dramatic rise in coal prices started a year ago, " says Paul Taylor, head of trading at Drax, the UK coal-fired power generator.

China's imports have ballooned this year, thanks to its prodigious stimulus spending and a rise in commodity prices.

Nobody disagrees there has been a sharp rise in warehouse stocks in and around China.

If the sun were to rise in the west, he would pass the exam.

Mike Geoghegan, chief executive, said the rise in UK insolvencies looked "unlikely to abate" in the medium term.

The reason for the rapid increase in population is not so much a rise in birth rate as a fall in death rate .

For years, scientists and physicians have been up in arms about the rise in antibiotic resistance .

Colleges and universities across the nation have decided to do more than talk about the rise in student cheating.

And for the first time in more than a year, CFOs predicted capital budgets would rise in the next 12 months, as would hiring.

Economists in Beijing and the West are skeptical that Chinese leaders are ready to accept a sharp rise in the renminbi's value.

But a rise in volumes is hardly surprising since the headlines have been dominated by sovereign risk.

Markets do not rise at a steady pace and business conditions do not allow for a smooth rise in profits.

A world-wide rise in allergies , particularly asthma , over the past four decades is now said to be linked with increased air pollution .

That, in turn, has helped to push up the prices for imported goods flowing into the United States and fueled a rise in consumer prices.

Though there is no evidence that the general Palestinian mood is becoming violent, they discern a distinct rise in radicalism.

Those who bought Microsoft shares early in the game (and did not sell them) saw an exponential rise in their value.

Only the group that did the exercise once a week experienced a significant rise in gratitude.

If the increase in salaries had been more moderate , profitability would have been kept pace with the rise in turnover.

From unhappiness at feeling stuck, feelings of anger rise in dialectical response, and with them a sense of liberation.

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There has been a rapid rise in bank profits, a return of fat compensation packages and an uptick in deal chatter.

But it is one of only four countries to report a rise in the number of people expecting their families to be poorer since March.

'The rise in the radiation levels was within the expected range as we continue venting, ' he said Sunday.

Manufacturing output had increased in recent months, he said, but this in part reflected a rise in inventories.

Politicians are not keen to see a big rise in the cost of the monarchy, especially in these straitened times.

Overall, the rise in inflation has been the main factor responsible for the sharp slowdown in global growth since the start of the year.

There appears to be a reflex phenomenon, associated with a rapid rise in gallbladder pressure .

Su Shulin, the chairman, said: "The biggest difficulty faced by our company is the rise in crude prices. "

A study by JPMorgan Chase found that there has been a slight rise in rates when countries lost an AAA rating.

Investors are now worried that the rise in share prices in the early part of the year may have been overdone.

Much of the continent is on the edge of extreme hunger, but it also happens to be amenable to a significant rise in food production.

Washington, Nov. 23, 2011 - How much will temperatures rise in 30, 40, or 50 years?

The company said it had a 37% sales rise in the January-to-November period to 80, 422 cars.

There is no doubt that the increase in demand has caused the rise in prices.

The rapid rise in the cost of living has fuelled labour unrest, with factory workers striking for higher wages to help them make ends meet.

Valentin said the rise in delinquencies at some companies was double or triple the levels expected.

Inflation was thus not the only, and perhaps not even the main, reason for the rise in rates.

Khartoum closed its border with its southern neighbor in March, cutting off trade and leading to a sharp rise in commodity prices.

There is no denying that fact that there is a certain correlation between the high unemployment rate and the rise in female offence.

Many regional countries are facing the risk of vicious loop of a rise in non-performing loans and a downswing in the growth cycle.

At Ming Court, which received two Michelin stars in 2009 and 2010, there has been a noticeable rise in out-of-town guests and expatriates.

Such a rise in employment would suggest that there really are inflationary pressures in the economy.

All the evidence points to a substantial rise in traffic over the next few years.

A further rise in the currency's value would endanger more exporters' survival, which China can't afford, he said.

Through the above approaches, the Company posts a benign "counter-trend" rise in sales defying the crisis'negative factors.

Nor can one be sure that the rise in food prices is a one-time event, given that global prices for many food items have been rising as well.

So far this year, hopes of a bumper harvest have sustained investors worried about the inflationary impact of a rise in food prices.

It has also tried to link the population debate to a rise in the number of boats carrying asylum seekers.

In fact, that record rise in global temperatures, far from appearing unexpectedly had been predicted.

Certainly over the long run the US must rediscover fiscal prudence and reduce its deficits or face a costly rise in borrowing costs.

Improving fundamentals 'should be enough to offset a modest rise in rates, ' he says, especially among technology and energy stocks.

Foxconn Chairman Samuel Chin told shareholders that the company may relocate more plants to low-cost areas as costs rise in Shenzhen.

As fundamental factors were behind the rise in prices, the ban did not stop food costs rising.

This highlights one of the dangers facing India now: of a rise in communal tension and tit-for-tat violence.

A government notice of a rise in interest rates caused one bank's newly created advertising campaign to be shelved recently.

As the U. S. recession deepens, pawn brokers -- long seen as a lender of last resort -- are noting a rise in business.

Any unwelcome rise in the longer end of the yield curve will more than likely be countered by rhetoric to that effect from Fed members.

We severely cracked down on criminal activities in accordance with law and slowed down the rise in serious crime.

The article suggests a general rise in affluence may at least partly account for the perceived time famine.

The greenback's slide, he said, had contributed to an "unwelcome" rise in inflation.

Analysts said the pace of the rise in wholesale prices could slow further.

So we might be seeing a simultaneous fall in short-term rates and a rise in long-term rates.

The United States has long pressed Beijing to let the renminbi rise in value.

The rise in gold prices today, he said, indicates that investors expect another stimulus.

This was accompanied by a steady decline in the personal saving rate and a rise in household debt relative to income.

Just one backbencher, Greg Mulholland, told Mr Cable that he would stick to his earlier pledge to vote against any rise in fees.

Inflation is a sustained rise in the price level: the result of too much money (or purchasing power) chasing too few goods and services.

If the stock continues to rise in price, in the next few minutes, the day trader sells the shares quickly to make a small profit.

The Toronto stock exchange, dominated by natural-resource companies, celebrated the Nexen deal with a rise in its index.

But Gnanadesikan, the computer model study leader, said that other studies have found a rise in plankton in recent decades.

The key drivers were a five percent rise in homicide, more violent demonstrations and a perceived greater fear of crime.

The fall in the death rate in late June of that year is quite striking, as is the sudden rise in early July.

So has a rise in labour participation of more than 1 per cent a year, with women flooding back to work.

The rise in the price of the original means of production ( mainly labor , natural resources, and commodities ) .

He closes his mouth, and she can see color rise in his cheeks. Whether it's anger or something else, she's not sure.

Has there been anything close to a commensurate increase in quality of life here to accompany that rise in energy use?

You know, on weekends when we wanted to have late rise in the morning, our neighbour started to raise Cain.

The increases come as a result of a continuing and unprecedented rise in raw material, transportation and energy costs.

The logging ban has not been applied to bamboo, resulting in a sharp rise in demand for bamboo products.

The result has been a sharp rise in the number of individual, often uncoordinated, projects.

It is the rise in oxytocin levels, not the absolute level, that seems to make the difference.

The sense that the poor have lost out as a result of globalisation has grown with the rise in world food prices.

There has also been a significant rise in the pace, scale and scope of inter-regional investments.

The smallest rise in the cost of living can become a question of life and death.

The Cock defended himself by saying that he did this for the benefit of men, that they might rise in time for their labors.

Miners were further helped by a rise in the price of copper to its highest level in two weeks.

Some women even enjoy a heightened libido just before their period, thanks to a drop in estrogen and a rise in testosterone.

The last time any Republican legislators went back on their word and voted for a tax rise, in 2008, they were ostracised by their party.

The "exceptional" recent rise in reported infections led to the launch this week of a national phone and internet flu hot line.

But the recent rise in bond yields may indicate that this benign scenario is coming to an end.

of the total , a notable rise in non - us dollar foreign currency deposits more than offset a decline in us dollar deposits.

Headline inflation had edged up in recent months. The rise in interest rates had had some dampening effect on the property market .

It is the result of cyclical economic gloom combined with a secular rise in pressure on rich countries' borders.

The news of the arrival of a Christian who meant to rise in the air was received with irritation.

The development has fuelled a dramatic rise in demand for private tutors set up to help teenagers negotiate the admissions process.

So it should lay out a strategy for restoring the public finances to calm the markets and forestall a rise in bond yields.

Cosmopolitan right is one of important ideas in the essay. The debates about it were on the rise in the contemporary era.

But a new report* from the McKinsey Global Institute argues that real rates are bound to rise in the coming years.

Blood pressure tends to rise in direct relationship to the amount of sodium a person consumes.

The rise in the yield, which follows a decline in the price, were in line with a decline in German bunds, another safe-haven asset.

Mirroring this has been a rise in the cost of food products and farm labor.

Figures up to September showed a 56% rise in tourist arrivals from China, a degree of success that has caught the Japanese off-guard.

However, Wang Anyi's novels guided us into a world full of warmth and let us gain strength to rise in spirit.

The only increase in credit that has occurred since January 2009 was a small 1 percent rise in January of this year.

The most striking change in American foreign policy since the end of the cold war is the rise in partisanship.

If the sun were to rise in the west, Id never change my mind to love you forever.

The net stimulus to demand imparted to the rest of the world depends on a decline in their trade surpluses or rise in their deficits.