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Spence: What I thought was sort of complicated, high-speed dynamics in the economic sphere turns out to be only a piece of the puzzle.

You probably know, by now at least, how the Central Intelligence Agency bought everything in the Spence book, hook, line and sinker.

Mr Spence is trying to raise a $250m fund that will target distressed mining assets in Canada, Australia, and South America.

Spence: I admire the leaders in India who have engineered this, particularly the current prime minister and people who have worked with him.

On the Clinton sex scandal, Barnard College senior Rebecca Spence says, "As a self-defined feminist, I should be outraged, but I'm not. "

Mr Spence and Mr Atkinson would like to see government incentives aimed at strategic manufacturing sectors.

Mr Spence is not sure about this nor, unfortunately, of many of the other issues he tackles.

I had to talk to Spence and Kate too -- what's wrong with you people?

But Spence said that's not enough to lift the global economy out of the doldrums.

Spence suggested that the decision to acquire a degree might be a signal.

The key factors in that production fall were the new Spence mine in Chile and the company's Australian operations.

However, BHP's Spence mine, also in the Chilean north, is now in the midst of a labor strike which has dragged into its 39th day.

Spence: One of my friends went with Robert McNamara to China. McNamara was then head of the World Bank.

Tion Medon, having a more involved on-screen presence, was created as a prosthetic makeup effect worn by actor Bruce Spence.

Spence: There are such large differences among countries that it is hard to come down on any one position.

Michael Spence's Nobel-worthy notion that degrees are less valuable for what you learn than for broadcasting your go-get-'em qualities.

CHARLES SPENCE: "This experience really has changed my life. It has given me a lot of tools on how to express myself. "

Spence: Around 1750, we had the British Industrial Revolution, an inflection point in the economic history of the world.

Once again, Jonathan Spence has created a vivid portrait of the rich culture that surrounds a most dramatic moment in Chinese history.

The two most "popular" figures on the Yale campus are probably Richard Brodhead, Dean of Yale College, and sinologist Jonathan Spence.

I found it on her website last night, Spence.

Mr Spence is no fire-breathing ideologue, but he clearly believes the world trusts too much in laissez-faire and not enough in government.

Spence: Mao is dead, the Gang of Four is gone, Deng Xiaoping is a very smart, well-educated peasant like Mao . . .

To rise higher, says NAFE president Betty Spence, Xerox needs more women with profit-and-loss responsibility and among its top earners.

MICHAEL SPENCE has long been pointing out the frictions that interfere with efficient markets.

A key concept in modern economics is the "signal" , an idea developed by the Nobel laureate Michael Spence.

Spence: It comes from entrepreneurs who figure out better ways to do things or lower-cost ways to do things.

As Yale's Jonathan Spence has written: "Mao needed the US, but fortunately for him, Nixon wanted China more. "

Bittner and Spence suggest a very different approach to developing use cases.

Spence: Not "developing, " not "emerging, " but backward.

Spence expects the Chinese to continue its tight control of its currency to make sure of keeping the economy stable.

Mr Spence, a 2001 Nobel laureate in economics, is a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University.

Professor Spence says a bit about the revival of Confucianism in China and asks whether Confucius is becoming a replacement for Mao.

Hoover fellow Michael Spence ponders India, China, and the one essential element in economic growth: innovation.

You knew, Spence. I told you. And you couldn't keep away, could you?

Music is appreciated for the public. So everyone here enjoys tonight. Welcome to come back Spence.

John Spence is asking a clerk at the First National Bank about current accounts .

Mr Spence wonders whether that formula can work when 60% of humanity, led by India and China, try the same thing.

Nutrition: Massimiliano Zampini and Charles Spence for demonstrating that food tastes better when it sounds better.

Almost 30 years Spence and I had known each other, through good and bad times.

"The government needs to get on with it, " says Paul Spence of EDF.

Spence: I'm not sure I understand the underlying forces that have led us to short-termism and underinvestment.

"The American consumer isn't going to come back, " Spence said.

Spence admits he is thinking aloud and going "way beyond the data" .

In short, Mr Spence has more questions than answers.

Spence: Would you please tell me something about current accounts? I've heard the term, but I'm not sure I understand what it means.

Spence: Yes, we will not be dominant forever.

Spence: Would you please tell me something about current accounts?

Spence: Eight. Toward friend, I mean.

I'm proud of you, Spence.

Bittner, K. , and Spence, I. (2003). Use case modeling.

I would rather have a mind opened by wonder than one closed by custom. -Gerry Spence ?

Spence, I'll get it. Why the panic attack?

Spence: I doubt it.

What do you do, Mr. Spence?

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