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You only need a problem at one or two of the major projects under development and you could get a very sharp run up in prices.

Investors here say there is no good explanation for Tuesday's stock plunge in Shanghai, or for that matter, today's huge run-up in prices.

Bond markets continued to gyrate Thursday after a sharp run-up in 10-year Treasury yields the day before.

As he speaks, children run up to the cars of volunteers, who stop and hand them food and water bottles through the windows.

At times in the run up to the G20 gathering of world leaders in London on Thursday April 2nd it looked as if history might be repeated.

In fact, ABC News tried a version of this at least once before in the run up to an election year, partnering with Facebook in 2007.

Russia's liberals argue that the rapid growth is largely due to windfalls from the run-up in world prices of Russia's oil and gas exports.

Public trials for both Mr Rangel and Ms Waters are the last thing Democrats want in the run-up to the much feared mid-term elections.

The size of protection on the U. K. has roughly doubled since the year began, a move that far outpaces the run-up in Greek CDS last fall.

In the run-up to the Christmas season, Thompson decided to do some research into what the Star of Bethlehem could have been.

In the run-up to the war on Iraq, there was even talk of a Franco-German union.

"We are confident this new range of products will prove very popular with women, particularly in the run-up to Christmas, " he said.

In the run-up to the Iraq war it was left to the left to make the argument that this was a "war for oil" .

Meanwhile, the run-up in commodities prices has taken financial pressure off some of the larger prey they might target.

Aunt Dotty, Penelope, and Anastasia run up to see what's going on, and Aunt Dotty falls into a similar state.

That suspicion tends to be strongest in the run-up to new year, when the nation shuts down for a week's vacation.

All this should provide fodder for the opposition in the run-up to a general election on June 12th.

In the run-up to the commemoration, which lasted a week, white Alabamans formed "Confederate Colonel" and "Confederate Belle" chapters.

Candidate Obama promised change in his last campaign, and he claims to have created change in the run-up to his re-election bid.

It looked as if Mido elbowed Del Horno. If you take a ten-yard run-up and your elbows are up, you are always going to be in trouble.

Final details of the plans will be thrashed out in the run up to a summit of G20 leaders in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, later this month.

More pressingly, they will have to heal an awkward sense of transatlantic disunity that has emerged in the run-up to the meeting.

But in the run-up to the mid-terms, the Democrats ought to have had one example of spending at its best: investment in infrastructure.

He's. . . he's a. . . he's a speedster like the Flash, so you can do up things like run up the side of a building.

and when the Hare awoke from his nap, he saw the Tortoise just near the winning-post and could not run up in time to save the race.

Remember once, I know a school Chinese teachers do not move, but I still run up and vice principal chat for a few minutes.

Robbie: Well, you've got to run up and down with us in the market holding a frying pan with a pancake in it and try to beat the other teams.

Such a desire to shorten up exposures in the run-up to the resolution of the debt-ceiling debate led overnight repo rates to spike.

Well I'm already hitched, but I was pretty excited in the run-up to my wedding and I have to say it was a brilliant day.

Adrian : No way. Every time I run up to kick it you pull the ball away and I fall flat on my face.

If you are shooting a street scene or a wide shot of a market, you can't run up to everyone and ask if it's OK.

They actually peel their toes away from the surface, at high rates, as they run up the wall.

People were invited to submit their images of him in the run-up to "Everybody Draw Muhammad Day" held by some users of Facebook on 20 May.

In the run-up to the government's release of its stress test results and in the aftermath of that news, this sector jumped considerably.

The excess capacity is created in the run-up to the crisis, when underpricing of risk expedites a substantial build-up in the capital stock.

Only a bit of this extra debt is down to the budget deficits run up in recession.

An al-Qaeda or Baathist group was suspected of trying to destabilize Iraq in the run-up to a general election expected in early March.

In the run-up to the previous election in 2006, which he lost, Sata referred to Taiwan as a sovereign state.

You know, run up in to the end of the rainbow, I don't know what you do with it.

In the run-up to Sunday's main event, team-mate Nicolas Anelka said he is surprised by his former club's performance this season.

The decrease, he says, is largely the result of China's attempts to burnish its international image in the run-up to the Beijing Olympics.

It would be as if a disabled player could play in the NBA but not have to run up and down the court.

The neighborhood is full of Russians and Macha has already found a place where she can run up a little credit.

In the run-up to Copenhagen, China has pledged to move much further than seemed imaginable even a year ago to rein in its emissions.

During the run-up to the crisis, U. S. housing had the characteristics of a classic bubble.

He said the run-up in U. S. gasoline prices had not affected sales of full-size pickups, however.

Running downstairs again as fast as she had run up, Miss Tox got the party out of the hackney coach, and soon returned with it under convoy.

In the run-up to Mr Huang's arrest, the company's operations were being stung by rising credit costs and waning consumer demand.

SERENA Williams was seething with anger after being knocked out of the Hobart International in the run-up to the Australian Open.

Keira had a little role in Richard Curtis' festive portmanteau film in which various Londoners face love crises in the run up to Christmas.

After getting the last piece of treasure, exit to the right and run up and down the ladders.

A huge run-up in grain prices is enough to make bakers rethink their traditional definition of a dozen.

The run-up to the Commonwealth games in Delhi, which begin on October 3rd, has been a reminder that India does some things very badly.

Unemployment has not been this stubbornly high in the run-up to an election since the 1940s.

Each D150 product can also run up to 400 channels of any-to-any voice codec conversion with unmatched quality.

The cost of building the network is happening now, and is financed mainly by a huge run-up in debt.

BIG, peaceful demonstrations in the run-up to a presidential election may look like signs of a healthy democracy. Not in Russia.

Fiscal union is now officially on the European agenda in the run-up to the last European summit of the year on December 9.

others merely run up and down the bank on this side.

Despite tortuous negotiations in the run-up to the meeting, a binding legal agreement on greenhouse-gas emissions will not be struck.

My mind a while ecstasy, excitedly toward the coaches, and hug him, and my teammates have also run up to celebrate the goal.

The run-up to the election has been particularly ugly. The charge of divisionism has been used to swat criticism.

The ugly run-up to Pennsylvania must have made him wish, even more fervently than before, that the super delegates will end the race soon.

It has run up to billions of U. S. dollars and billions in other currencies due to losses that incurred to global participants in the U.

Tensions rose during the run up to the war, and have only begun to ease a bit in the last few years.

Mills failed to help the association by limiting iron-ore imports in the run-up to the negotiations as a tactic to hold spot prices down.

Did the economy at least benefit from the run-up in leverage? Hardly.

If fear didn't exist, I would run up to you and kiss you and tell you that I love you.

It was the festive run up to Xmas and I was determined to keep his morale up.

She was seen to run up the stairs with tearing in her eyes.

At least then I could run up and down the dirt roads with someone, and we could chase squirrels and stalk deer together.

Even taking into account the cost of filters, water from home is still much cheaper than bottled water, which can run up to $1 to $3 a pop.

"John, run up to Mr. Wilson and ask if you can borrow his ladder, " he said.

And he is never shy of a bold plan, particularly in the run-up to a tight election next spring.

In the run-up to the 2008 Olympics and during the Games, officials clamped down on indoor smoking in Beijing.

In the run-up to her inauguration, Ms Rousseff also received pointed reminders of the difficulties ahead.

The trail is about 12 kilometers, and she'll run up and down the pass two or three times.

Although most of them were built in the run-up to the Olympics, the poor quality of construction makes them look decrepit and decades old.

French politicians, in the run-up to the presidential election next year, are unlikely to have anything useful to contribute.

As a resolute technophobe, Buffett sat out the incredible run-up in technology stocks during the late 1990s.

He's almost certainly right, which might explain much of the run-up in R& D work multinationals are shifting to China.

But potential suitors keen to get a slice of this growth are likely to run-up against ownership structures prohibitive to foreign investors.

The HKMA says luxury home prices are now at a historic peak, surpassing their levels after the last great run-up in the mid-1990s.

'This is the beginning of another big and excessive run-up in asset prices, ' said Simon Johnson, a former IMF chief economist.

people push, run up and down the steps, drop bits of litter, and perhaps take a small stone as a souvenir.

If my dog tries to run up and get petted I correct it, if it is in any way aggressive to strangers it is immediately corrected.

But it was probably also conditional on his avoiding political songs in the run up to the election.

A decade later, Beijing is still offering excuses in the run-up to this week's WTO ministerial .

Sunday's result signals continued support for AK in the run-up to nationwide parliamentary elections that must be held by next June.

In the run-up to the invasion of Iraq in 2003 she seemed to be regarded by Radio 4's programme producers as the political voice of reason.

Occasionally, often in the run up to performances, students are expected to work at weekends. Classes frequently extend into the evening.

Every time we try to get the scheme going we seem to run up against yet another problem.

In the run up to the civil war, hotels became settings for some of the main episodes in the conflict.

The euro zone must ensure that delinquent borrowers do not exploit these facilities to run up bills for everyone else to pay.

A search glitch at eBay Inc. 's main e-commerce sites over the weekend damped sales in the run-up to the crucial holiday shopping season.

This book adds details about the run-up to the revolution but covers familiar ground for those already versed in Iranian history.

During the run-up to the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, many were concerned that athletes wouldn't be able to breathe the foul air.

In the run-up to Christmas he tested a kart at the Lonato circuit in Brescia and competed in a 24-hour kart race in his hometown of Kerpen.

In the run-up to a presidential election, US intellectuals compete hard to shape the foreign policy agenda.

The run up in business school applications during the recession has created a windfall for essay writers.

In the run up to the talks, four Israeli settlers were shot dead and two injured in two separate incidents in the West Bank.

Imagine that these events occurred in the run-up to the next presidential election.

An adult Grus americana makes a splashing run-up to flight through a marsh in Canada's Wood Buffalo National Park.

The gender issue, however, was hardly present in the run-up to Argentina's election, in which the top two vote- getters were women.

and you run up to your room and lock the door. and there you are in your sunday best.

A strict energy-saving regime controls her every meal and move in the run-up to her first Olympic competition.

A run-up in commodity prices had raised inflation fears, triggering talk about an exit from the Fed's support of historically low rates.

The rule was designed to keep traders with a big profit run-up in their trading account from acting irrationally or breaking a rule.

Rating agencies have been criticised for not downgrading debt sufficiently in the run-up to the financial crisis.

For now, concern about the loonie is muted, because most companies adapted to a stronger exchange rate during its previous run-up in 2007.

Still, problems persist, especially in the long run-up to elections.

I remember how he used to run up to me. . .

The consequences include too much management time spent shaping analysts' expectations in the run-up to quarterly reports.

As a boy he would run up; descending, he would take the steps three at a time, leaping.

When commissioning , set start delay time(D-Time knob)to known motor run-up time , or to the maximum, if not known.

The bizarre deal is part of a long-term project in the run-up to the centenary of the Dada artistic movement in 2016.

In the run-up to the 2008 Olympics, I stopped in a men's room near the departure gates in the Beijing Capital Airport.

The run-up in values was not just unprecedented, it was obviously lunatic.

"Given that we had a pretty good run-up in prices, some downward adjustment shouldn't be surprising, " he says.

Some officials said the delays could run up to 3 years.

In the run - up to the general election , opinion poll be forecast heavy loss for the government .

Those close to the G20 say that shared policy objectives were impossible to agree in the run-up to the weekend's meeting.

During the run up in the equity markets two weeks ago, semi-conductor stocks lead the charge higher.

It would run up to people hissing and spitting if they happened to stumble across it unawares, although it never harmed anyone.

Such was the case in the run-up to the financial crisis from which we are still recovering.

"Open these if you run up against a problem you don't think you can solve, " he said.

It is a combination many countries signally failed to achieve in the run up to this huge crisis.

Be sure to run up-to-date antivirus software on your computer.

When he had run up the hill, he paused for a minute to rest.

Feinting in the run-up to take a penalty kick to confuse opponents is permitted as part of football.

The run-up in commodities also has piqued investors' interest in the smaller countries that often supply them.

In the run-up to her murder, Estemirova received threats from senior aides of Kadyrov.

Mr. Obama and German Chancellor Angela Merkel agreed to downplay the sniping from officials that dominated the run-up to the summit.

Pressure to agree action has intensified in the run up to United Nations talks on climate change in Copenhagen in December.

In the run-up to Copenhagen there was perhaps too much hype, and expectations were too high.

Germany would in any case be able to issue cheap debt in the run-up to conversion.

But Beijing could be engaging in these talks merely to defuse tension over Tibet in the run-up to the summer Olympics.

But analysts are anxious for guidance on whether the strong yen will hurt exporters in the run-up to Christmas.

His contract at Real Madrid expires at the end of this season and he is keen to play regular football in the run-up to the World Cup finals.

If Fannie and Freddie are going to run up a tab and stick taxpayers with the bill, why should shareholders profit?

So far this year, silver prices have rallied about 24%, outpacing the 16% run-up in gold.

But I was so proud watching her run up and down the court, seeing her learn and improve and gain confidence.

Run up and down the stairs with each load of laundry, get up and change the channel, and walk to your co-worker's office instead of calling.

But here's the thing: During the run-up to the crisis, as financial abuses proliferated, the Fed did nothing.

The guerrillas are believed to have killed two candidates and have pledged to step up attacks in the run-up to polling day.

In the run-up to the credit crunch, there was some appallingly stupid and greedy behaviour by bankers in Britain and elsewhere.

But the run up in energy prices is really starting to bite, one reason why consumer confidence has started to slide.

Tripod steady. Run up the bank with sun coming fast behind him.

if you take the run-up too much from the side, you won't be able to kick the right spot.

Hundreds of times, I've run up and down the line of buses over and over without any sign of the bus.

But in the run-up to the launch, Bombardier had talked of a requirement for firm orders for 50-100 aircraft, from more than one customer.

In the run-up to the Olympics, police detained several prominent dissidents and put others under close surveillance.

Each motor is run up to four hours at our inspection facility to ensure the best performance and the lowest noise level.

Meanwhile, light rail was set to run up and down its hilly streets, luring private car drivers into mass transit.

But the politically charged atmosphere in the run-up to this year's games meant that Lenovo had little choice but to lie low.

In the run-up to presidential and parliamentary elections next year, Mr Erdogan would do well to avoid fanning that mood.

The player is also within his rights to stop his run-up and ask you to deal with the dinosaur.

and being too busy, and too old then, to run up and down amusing her, I hit on a method by which she might entertain herself.

In the run-up to the summit, the European Commission has called for tough automatic sanctions which would kick in whenever an E.

In the run-up to financial crisis, the pursuit of diversification saw banks move into the same business lines at around the same time.

In the run-up to the first anniversary of the quake, China's state-run media has been giving examples of ordinary people's improved lives.

Everything seems to have awakened, to open the eyes pleasantly. Long run up the hill, water grows up, the sun blushed.

For lower-cost housing, the run-up in prices was never as pronounced, analysts say, and the drop in demand has been less dramatic.

Obviously wooden balls cannot run up a slope. Yet they seem to.

There are, however, two major factors mitigating against a major retrenchment in emerging markets even given the run-up in prices.

And the recent run up in the stock market has many arguing that the bull market won't last much longer.

In the run-up to the financial crisis, bank revenues and profits were driven by reckless trading and dubious lending.

The intensive jury selection, trials and appeals required in capital cases can take over a decade and run up a huge tab for the state.

In the run-up to the games, the government has mobilised unimaginable resources to make its capital a shining symbol of its success.

Thomas Dold of Germany and Australian Suzy Walsham are repeat winners at the annual Empire State Building Run-Up in New York City Tuesday.

Nine out of 10 people have run up unsecured debt and many fear they will never be able to pay back what they owe, a survey has claimed.

Shares rose in the run-up to recent reporting seasons because investors expected results to exceed forecasts.

That could create opportunities for investors even after the recent run-up in share prices.

He has made "broken Britain" a leitmotif in the run-up to the general election due by June 3rd.

The last bear came on the heels of a long bull market that included the biggest five-year run-up since the 1920s.

This blatant grandstanding in the run-up to the country's general election in late September infuriated GM's new directors.

In the monthlong run-up to South Africa's World Cup, platitudes and speeches were the rule of each day.

In the run-up to this year's Paris Air Show in June, Airbus released its vision of creature comforts for the airliner of 2050.

That is why the right back and left back always say they want him on their side so he can run up and down and look after them.

Despite his belief in the bull market signal he says he saw July 23, Russell remains somewhat cautious about the recent run-up in shares.

In the run up to the constitutional referendum in March he and Mr Masoud joined the "no" campaign along with secular liberals.

But, in the run-up to elections expected next year, they too are facing increasing harassment and intimidation.

China also furthered long-standing noneconomic objectives in the run-up to the summit. In late October, Mr.

Investment in wind and solar overheated in the run-up to the economic crisis, and it is still suffering.

Fossil sites run up and down both lengths of that lake basin , which represents some 20, 000 square miles .

But to China's surprise, its behaviour abroad, particularly in Sudan, has been the focus of Hollywood's ire in the run-up to the Games.

In the second half of this year, China may once again run up big surpluses that are, in the long run, unsustainable.

Her appointment took place in the run up to World Health Day 2005, the slogan for which was: Make Every Mother and Child Count.

In the run up to Christmas most houses and streets are decorated with Christmas trees and lots of coloured lights.

If my GPS says I've gone only 5. 95 miles, I'll run up and down my driveway to get it up to 6.

I usually run up to the top of the mountain early 4am in the morning when everyone is still asleep and watch the sunrise.

RSF says it hopes this declaration will provoke discussion in the run-up to the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS).

The run-up shot may be more difficult or impossible to get close to the flagstick, as the preferred shot should be rewarded, when possible.

The annual miss Spain in the run-up to the election, the new miss Spain will not incur any evil?

Darn straight, it should. We messed this run up, so if you want it you can get it for a stupid cheap price for our stupid cheap mistake.

The sudden run-up in valuations in several markets has sparked some caution.

Some of the Wemmicks admired Lucia for having no dots, sp they would run up and give her a star.

But the run-up to the holiday shopping period around Thanksgiving is more important than other times for eBay merchants, Mr. Wingo said.

Perhaps inevitably, the run-up to the summit has produced dozens of different proposals.

Both Labour and the Tories are likely to support the move, though they are wary of saying so in the run-up to the election.

The dispute is over Nissan's guerilla marketing tactics used during, and in the run-up to, the Goodwood Festival of Speed.

Many aspects of China's real-estate bubble mirror the run-up to the housing bust in the US. But there are important differences as well.

The run-up to the top teams has not begun because they all won tonight, but now we have to become more consistent.

Airlines across Asia are reminding passengers of strict limits on hand baggage in the run-up to Lunar New Year.

The trend is even taking on political connotations in the run-up to the May 5 general election, called Tuesday by Prime Minister Tony Blair.

Second, British households had run up the biggest debt, relative to disposable income, among the G7 countries.

In the run-up to the 2003 invasion of Iraq, Pollack's book became the intellectual justification for Democrats to support the invasion.

That does not mean that the US should maintain the discount rate close to zero and run up debt indefinitely.

In the run-up to the talks, some countries and regions did step forward with clear offers of progress.

He will run up for certain distance and then glide on the lawn which will arouse the keenest enthusiasm among the spectators.

In the run-up to the Olympics, even the glimmer of democracy only just tolerated at the grassroots level is making the government nervous.

Mr Erdogan is not the first Turkish prime minister to run up against the generals.

Pressure on U. S. politicians to take action is growing in the run-up to midterm elections in November.

It significantly mitigated the amount of the histamine phosphate and run up the threshold of itch in guinea pig.

"Also, funds are looking to take profits after the metal's recent run-up, " he said.

In the run up to the Expo 2010, Siemens will cooperate with Chinese partners in "urban resources efficiency profiling. "

Li Ning's fundamentals in the run-up to the Olympics looked good: Net profit rose 68% year to year in the six months ended June.

Australia, like China, struggles with a big run-up in housing prices.

Indeed, the optimistic bias and the illusion of control are particularly rampant in the run-up to conflict.

Think about it, if you try to run up a steep hill it's nice to have a little momentum.

However, the US is able to run up much higher debts because it has the luxury of the dollar being a reserve currency.

But for Brazil's government the run-up to the tournament is not going well.

A Dutch inquiry into the run-up to the Iraq war is to issue its report.

Justin: (laughing) That was a great story. But I should run up and see if Bob is home.

You may run up to the ends of the earth, but actually there is no place hides.

And that's exactly what happened in the run-up to the global financial meltdown that began in 2007.

At first sight, history appears ready to repeat itself as prices run up sharply.

In the run-up to America's presidential elections in 2008, China's rise is likely to become ever more contentious.

Sagittarius people are born between late November and late December, in the run up to Christmas.

But still on the defensive because at any minute a boy might run up to me and say something horrible.

Bernanke says it took Washington years to run up these debts, and paying them off will have to be done over time with care.

It's not change to add more than $5 trillion to the deficits we've run up in recent years.

The attack shattered an eerie peace in Kabul, that had held in the run-up to the election.

In the run-up to the Saint Valentine's Day, we think our readers will be interested in some examples of heart-shaped logo designs.

Such incidents are an embarrassment to officials, especially in the run-up to the Beijing Olympics, which start Aug.

Run up and down your stairs, use a jump rope, or do a few yoga sun salutations.

Opposition parties failed to form an alliance in the run-up to the poll.

Although the rhetoric right now focuses on the huge run-up in government debt, the real need for debt reduction is on the private side.

Host cities have long been accused of sanitizing rough areas in the run-up to the Olympics.

The seamen steered badly, letting her run up to the W by N, FOR which the Admiral scolded them many times.

In the run-up to Copenhagen, both governments spoke about how important it was for them to co-operate on green technology.

Google's improvements in Chrome means that WebGL applications can run up to 10 times faster than the equivalent Canvas implementation.

It performed ineptly in the run up to the financial crisis and in refusing to bail out Lehman Brothers.

Just little things, you do not run up and down so busy a!

The comments, made within earshot of reporters, come in the run-up to the G8 summit in Scotland later this week.

They have run up to a very long slide, slid, fell in the water.

They run down and run up in the summer sun.

In the run-up to the Games, Chinese authorities, looking to head off troubles, say they have stepped up antiseparatist activities.

In the run-up to the US subprime crash, outcomes seen as highly unlikely were ignored.

Apple had notched up the hype in the run up to launch.