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During the Second World War, it is said, he soared into the sky to rescue an Italian pilot whose plane had been struck by enemy fire.

As if to prove the point, shares soared only when the insurance regulator appeared.

However, as she soared in the air during her double flip, a strong gust of wind blew her out of position.

The kiwi strived to create the illusion that it was flying over a forest as it soared down through the sky from the top of a cliff.

Luxury has always been a cyclical industry, but in the past decade it has soared and plunged like a well-dressed bungee-jumper.

The result of this self-restraint was that exports soared in real terms, whereas consumer spending barely budged (see chart).

Despite all that, however, from mid-2008 onward unemployment soared in Texas, just as it did almost everywhere else.

"Shit, " he says forcefully, as he walks out with a plastic bag of bread rolls, the price of which has soared by 50% in the past two months.

By the grace of God though, as a parent, I feel that at least to this point I have soared.

Since the end of 2001, US terms of trade have deteriorated by an eighth, as commodity prices have soared and the currency devalued.

the days when our spirits soared like the eagles, supreme and free to live up to what and who we were created to be.

He was as motionless as a corpse, while his thoughts wallowed on the earth and soared, now like the hydra, now like the eagle.

From the tip of his wand burst the silver doe: she landed on the office floor, bounded once across the office and soared out of the window.

Prices have soared by as much as 60% over the last two years, after plummeting 40% at the beginning of the financial crisis.

ONLY a few months ago, inflation was the main concern of central banks as the price of oil and other commodities soared.

Barge freight prices have soared on the Ohio River, one of the few waterways in the region on which grain is still being shipped.

George handed the hairpin to Ron and, a moment later, Hedwig soared joyfully out of the window to glide alongside them like a ghost.

With one of the worst debt positions among industrialised countries, the cost of insuring against default on Japanese sovereign debt soared.

And my spirit soared free, like a great whale gliding through the sea of silent euphoria. Nirvana. I found Nirvana.

When Joy sang his voice soared upward as the lark's, and his step was the step of a conqueror who has never known defeat.

I tell you, those voices soared. Higher and farther than anybody in a gray place dares to ream. It was like some beautiful.

Since this year, the stock soared car manufacturers in recent months increased production yield initiative, continued to decline.

Deng soared high above the floor on her tumbling passes, her every landing punctuated by the appreciative roar of the crowd.

Though the bounty hunter Durge handled the ground campaign, Asajj soared into battle aboard one of her fan blade starfighters.

With China sending more students to American colleges than any other country, the competition for spots at the top schools has soared.

We soared high into the sky on it and were then cast down and went up again. We kept on playing on the seesaw a hundred times.

Joseph was assisting in the procession when he suddenly soared into the sky, where he remained hovering over the crowd.

As the stock-trading volume soared, data systems across the stock market began to bog down.

Growing negligent attitude of adult Americans towards their mothers and a desire to honor her mothers soared her ambitions.

Instead of rising only a few feet as usual, he soared into the sky and found his true potential and destiny.

Most of the rest will be financed by bank lending, which had already soared by 30% in the 12 months to March, twice its pace last summer.

master , you lifted me out of this world and i soared up above the clouds , far beyond this world.

We did not simply read , we let it drip from our tongues like honey . Spirits soared, Women swooned . Gods were created, gentlemen.

However, the Swiss bank's share price soared after it confirmed it had secured underwriting for a SFr15 billion ($15 billion) rights issue.

Revenues soared and Samaranch ensured he gave his IOC members a five-star lifestyle, flying first class and staying in top hotels.

As for copper, the price decline could merely indicate that it had recently soared too high.

The movie might have been partly salvageable if Nineteen Hundred's music soared to the heights everyone claims it does.

There has been a polarisation of stocks recently, where the large caps have soared much higher than anywhere else.

US bond prices soared for the second straight day yesterday amid new evidence of a weakening economy and a slight moderation of inflation.

the professor exclaimed as he let go of the balloon, which soared with a screech over our heads.

China has experienced its own energy crisis because their energy consumption has soared as the economy boomed in the last few years.

But a greater threat is a reprise of the spring and summer of that year, when commodity prices soared.

After some of the safest companies were shut out of the market in the last months of 2008, debt issuance this year has soared.

Over the next five weeks, prices on 10-year Treasury notes soared, offering double-digit returns in an otherwise dismal year.

A plume of smoke soared up suddenly from her father's chimney, the sight of which made her heart ache.

Later the price of the stocks of the company soared and he lost the chance of being a billionaire.

It's not just oil that has defied the complacency of a few years back. Food prices have also soared, as have the prices of basic metals.

Almost a year after it filed for bankruptcy, the value of Lehman Brothers shares has soared amid a surge in trading activity.

One day the four dragons flew from the sea into the sky. They soared and dived, playing at hide-and-seek in the clouds.

Police drug interdictions have soared, but cocaine is still consumed by twice as many people as it was a decade ago.

Without his wife Jane, Hawking has always emphasized, his career might never have soared.

The cost of these credit lines -- the bread and butter of trade finance -- has soared, doubling in many cases.

The market soared one day and tanked another day; and to its rhythm20, my spirit rose to the sky and then fell into the hell.

Stocks have soared so high in such a short period, the skeptics say, that an unexpected jolt of bad news could send them suddenly downward.

Antibiotic misuse has soared in an African capital as an unforeseen consequence of improving the diagnosis of malaria, according to a study.

It also highlights the relative attractiveness of equity, as opposed to debt, financing at a time when Asian company valuations have soared.

Almost a year after its bankruptcy, the value of Lehman Brothers shares has soared amid a surge in trading activity.

But the number soared as checks were made on those who had died in her care over the last seven years.

His body might be in the spike, but his spirit soared far away, in the pure aether of the middle classes.

Greek bond and stock markets soared yesterday in what has been a roller-coaster ride for investors this week.

He said inequality soared before many of these crises.

But they were up in Europe, and soared in Russia.

But after Poland's support for the invasion of Iraq, his Washington ranking soared: "Now the Norwegian looks at me and drools. "

Yet, as I clung to this kind stranger, wholly undefended, my sense of wellbeing soared.

The price of 10-year bonds collapsed, yields soared, liquidity was sucked out of the system and the recovery stalled.

The price of gold soared last week to all-time records both in Zurich and in London.

Trade barriers were lowered, exports and imports soared, and Vietnam is now among the world's most open economies.

The cost of money has soared, and some sectors are so unloved that there is no finance at any price.

The company changed its coffee blend; coffee sales have soared 70% over the past two years.

The euro has soared as officials at the European Central Bank show least enthusiasm for such a shift.

Debt soared but the country did not recover for a decade.

The BlackBerry-maker's profit rose by 26% compared with a year ago, to $518m, and revenue soared by 84%.

The cost of insuring its government bonds against default has soared tenfold since the financial crisis started brewing in 2007.

He mounted the cherubim and flew; he soared on the wings of the wind.

Prices for Chinese contemporary art have soared over the last five years, making artists rich and investors even richer.

Yields on the company's bonds soared Friday, as did the cost of insuring its debt.

Since some of those who got more education ended up staying, the skill levels of the resident Fijian population soared.

The transaction is likely to have major repercussions for both industries and Time Warner stocks soared on the announcement.

We both looked up and watched the large Eagle that soared effortlessly in the sky above us.

The ratio of business inventories to sales, which soared during the recession, is now back to normal.

Since its original decision, commodity prices have soared, boosting mining valuations and undermining much of the rationale for the deal.

Until 2004 China's surplus was relatively modest, but it soared over the next two years (see chart 2).

The stock market had soared but was beginning a descent and none of the buy-out groups wanted to pay peak prices.

I tell you, those voices soared higher and farther than anybody in a great place dares to dream.

Even as the number of flights and flyers has soared, the airports that must accommodate them have been neglected.

The number of new Twitter users has soared over the past few months, as the microblogging service has taken the media by storm.

But, although Taiwanese airline shares have soared in anticipation, the sector is in for a reality check.

Leverage ratios soared from their 2004 levels, as the bank's models indicated that they had sufficient capital cushions.

China's participation in international peacekeeping has soared since 2002 as it has taken a broader view of its security interests.

The number of these entities has soared in recent years, and they now account for about half of the income earned by American businesses.

China's participation in international peacekeeping has soared since 2002 as it has taken a broader view of its security interests.

The number of these entities has soared in recent years, and they now account for about half of the income earned by American businesses.

So it's especially hard to put a good face on the way inequality has soared in the decades since.

In an era of low interest rates, house prices soared in a number of developed countries (see chart).

Barclays shares have soared more than five-fold in the last three months, after Britain's financial regulator said its capital was adequate.

It then soared briefly around the time President Obama was inaugurated, before declining again.

Wachovia has shifted its focus to finding a buyer as its shares have fallen and the cost of its credit insurance has soared.

There was concern that politicians and Wall Street would be criticized for leaving money on the table if the stock soared too high.

Jumping off the springboard, he soared three feet up into the air before coming down again.

In emerging markets bond spreads have soared and local currencies plunged. And whole countries have begun to get into trouble.

Circulation soared as the public could get enough of the banner headlines and abundant illustrations.

Polysilicon prices soared, hitting $450 a kilogram in 2008, up tenfold in a year.

So far this year, the Shanghai Composite Index has soared more than 80 percent since the end of 2006.

The value of our house soared, enabling us to trade up to a larger place.

The company's international profile soared even higher last September when Warren Buffett bought a 10 percent stake in the company.

As prices fell and cable and satellite firms began to bundle DVRs with other services, their popularity soared.

Some of these measures are a response to a trade deficit that soared by 65% in 2008.

A result of the global copper prices soared there on Monday for nearly two months, so this changes a little hand-sample price.

The animals scampered across the grass, and the birds sang as they soared into the clear blue sky.

New construction starts have soared with a government campaign to provide more affordable housing.

Blue-collar wages have actually soared recently, while white-collar pay is shrinking, thanks to a massive glut of university graduates.

Lack of regulation encouraged this gambling (see article). Financial innovation in derivatives soared ahead of the rule- setters .

'Gorn 19' was invented by an Egyptian agricultural engineer who claimed local farmers' wheat output soared when they used it.

Alarmed parents duly began to refuse MMR jabs for their offspring and cases of the diseases soared.

The pack activated, and the bounty hunter soared into the air, out of control.

Around the world, copper crimes have soared along with its price.

Tax revenues had soared and had been readily spent by governments' introducing new spending programs.

In the wake of the crisis, the price of many of these bonds collapsed as default rates soared.

As panic gripped the capital, the numbers of wills soared among the wealthy citizens who realised they could be next.

In 1812, as wheat prices soared and out-of-work craftsmen were unable to feed their families, they became desperate.

I tell you, those voice soared higher and farther than anybody in a gray place dares to dream.

Without wolves or other predators, many of which have been wiped out by hunting, the number of deer in these regions has soared.

Maize production has soared five-fold (due mainly to fertilisers) and receipts for crop sales have steadied thanks to a cereals bank.

Both demand and supply, it was assumed, would not budge as prices soared.

look up! ; the music surged up; the fragments flew upwards; prices soared upwards; upwardly mobile.

Stocks have soared to their highest levels in more than two years, giving those with higher incomes greater freedom to spend.

Enron's share price soared, the company benefited from high-level follow.

But in the last few decades, consumption has soared, fuelled by increased personal freedoms and rising incomes.

"When Hatoyama went into office, his T-shirts didn't sell but they soared after he resigned, " company executive Tomohiro Miyake said.

After languishing for half a decade, mainland shares have soared in the past two years as retail money has flooded into the equity market.

The interest rate the U. S. pays on its debt is rising -- just when the amount of debt has soared.

Most of their gains came from share options, as they cashed in on a share price that had soared along with the oil price.

Launched on the cusp of the financial crisis, sales soared as cash-strapped Brits opted to cook meals at home rather than eat out.

As food prices soared, agricultural markets started to break down under political pressures.

Such long-term global trends have turned Potash Corp. into a highflying stock that has soared since 2005.

Portugal's bond yields have already soared higher than at any time since the country joined the euro (see chart).

In recent months, trading volume of silver-futures contracts, which allow investors to purchase or sell a certain amount of silver, soared.

Her tear expressing to herself, from then on, she could not like before such again, in on this hometown land, free has soared. . .

I can still remember holding my breath as a flaming arrow soared through the air on its way to commencing the Barcelona 1992 Olympic Games.

As Ms Kantor points out, there is some irony in this; her numbers had soared because she was seen as a devoted wife and mother.

That would prompt jarring falls in currency, real estate and other prices that have soared in places like Brazil during the boom.

Apple's latest profits soared past expectations as sales of its best-known iPhone and iPad products more than doubled.

Pieces of slips of paper and bits of sand soared into the sky, frighten me half-dead.

The stock soared 66% on its debut, although it has given up nearly half of those gains since then.

Indeed, Portugal's cost of short-term borrowing soared more than 150 basis points at a Treasury bill auction on Wednesday.

Commodity index-fund investment has soared over the last decade.

This mixture of difficulties explains why the cost of bringing new drugs to market has soared dramatically.

The cost of insuring against a Greek default soared, and the value of the euro fell against the dollar.

The cost of insurance against default for the riskiest tranches of subprime debt has soared.

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

But when home prices fell, homeowners with financial problems were stuck and the number of foreclosures soared in the subprime market.

Berkshire Hathaway's slumping share price soared after its board decided to buy back some of the firm's own stock.

Gold futures trading on the Shanghai Futures Exchange have soared as well.

Rates of migration soared in recent decades as the likes of Britain and America enjoyed rapid economic growth and sucked in labour.

As the art market soared, Mr Dunphy, Mr Hirst and Sotheby's Mr Barker kept returning to the idea of repeating the Pharmacy sale.

High-paying casino jobs are all the more tempting in a city where house prices have soared over recent years.

Swiss private banks made easy money in the bull market, when client portfolios soared and, with them, fees. They are in less good shape now.

The proportion of Biblical names soared upward, especially those of favorite characters from the Old Testament.

The sheer volume of spam has soared in Australia, including wide-spread phishing scams purporting to come from leading Australian banks.

Thus, water demands for the cornfields has soared, putting pressure on aquifers, and competing with drinking water supplies.

Spain's quick moves helped it escape the storm. But Portugal's borrowing costs soared to a euro-era record in September.

Participation has soared since the recession began (see chart).

The cost of the miss soon soared as within two minutes Anderson finally broke through.

Premier Wen Jiabao said yesterday that stabilizing prices remains the top priority, after food costs soared in June.

Minsky's reputation has soared since the start of the credit crunch.

The number killed in the island shooting spree, which is among the world's most deadly, had been put at 10 on Friday - but soared overnight.

Rare earths prices have soared this year. Chinese officials say environmental concerns have prompted widespread mine closures.

Saudi Arabia is the Gulf's largest economy and its declared official foreign assets have soared to more than $330bn, driven by oil.

Emergency workers were forced to temporarily retreat from the plant Wednesday when radiation levels soared, losing precious time.

Her stance is popular across the English-speaking Caribbean, where murder rates have soared since the 1990s.

as he has grown into his presidency , and as the oil price has soared , mr putin ' s true philosophy has become clearer.

Mr Peera says that as jobless figures have soared into double digits, more people are bringing their jewellery directly to his shop.

Hangzhou traffic radio listenership soared among residents of Hangzhou, especially the influence of driver grow with each passing day.

Thanks to a preferential trade agreement with America, textile exports have soared.

Atlanta, Georgia's image soared after its first atrium hotel, the Hyatt Regency Atlanta, triggered a wave of new development.

Consumer demand for PCs has soared in emerging markets, while it has faltered in developed markets.

With tax revenue down and privatisation plans stalled, the fiscal deficit has soared.

Trading in BP options soared well above normal levels, with traders making a beeline for bearish options in the troubled oil giant.

Prices of bismuth, iridium, ruthenium, rhodium, molybdenum, manganese, cobalt and silicon have soared over the past five years.

Prices of bottled water soared in recent days and shops had been ordered to restore prices to normal to prevent panic buying.

Spanish unemployment soared, and the budget went into deep deficit.

Positions held on NYMEX, the New York commodities exchange, by investors expecting prices to rise have indeed soared (see chart).

As the cost of hardware was dropping and computers became a central feature of everyday life, the cost of programmers soared.

The cost of insuring Kodak debt against default soared on the news Monday.

Mortgage rates have also soared as lenders pass on the increased cost of wholesale funding.

I was late getting here, I soared down from above to your windowsill to have a look in.

e. g Callback services, most of which are garage-side start-ups, have soared in popularity and sophistication in the last several years.

As demand for rubber soared small dumpy river towns like Manaus, Brazil, were transformed into over night into bustling centers of commerce.

The number of distribution and also advertisement income soared after the urban newspapers'coming into the world.

Food and fuel prices have soared, the rupee has weakened sharply against the dollar and investors have fled the country's stock market.

He soared right around the stadium at full speed, racing Fred and George.

The former Olympic and world champion clocked 13. 50 seconds in the first round and soared to break his own record in the final.

As the shares soared London indulged in a bout of speculative enthusiasm.

Over a three-week period last month, assets at a half-dozen silver ETFs soared about $4 billion, or more than 20%.

Yet defenders of China note that the trade and current account surpluses have declined sharply, while domestic demand has soared.

But the makeup has also soared, it reminds me of the girls in brothels.

Government debt, after all, has soared to levels not seen in peacetime for centuries, if ever, in many countries, not least the US and UK.

Shares in mainland developers soared Thursday on news of the central banks' move to encourage more bank lending.

U. S. real estate is more enticing given that real estate prices have stabilized or even soared in other parts of the world.

They soared beautifully even as they fought the restriction of the string.

As the banks wobbled, economies slipped into recession and government debt levels soared.

Strong growth in profits also helps explain the recent surge in individual tax receipts, as capital gains and dividend income has soared.

As Crawford contended with heartbreak in his private life, his career soared to greater heights.

When admission charges to museums were removed, numbers attending soared, especially among children.

All the while, the number of suicide attacks in Afghanistan, many launched from Pakistan, has soared over the past year or more.

Construction sites fell silent and their giant cranes stopped working as property bubbles burst and banks' bad debts soared.

For a start, the impression that China's defence spending has soared is misleading.

As CDS on debt of Greece and Portugal soared, indicating more worries about a default, investors became more alarmed.

Japan called the emergency session soon after the long-range rocket soared over its airspace yesterday morning.

Emerging market international sovereign bond issuance has soared to $50bn since the turn in the markets in March, according to Dealogic.

Online traders confirm there were big aggregate losses on their customers' accounts as the yen soared.

They twirled and tumbled and soared, their lean, lithe bodies slicing the air like tiny blades.

Next Mr McGreevy captured the birds morphing into an octopus as they soared above the skies.

Bullets ricocheted around the holds as temperatures soared to over 120 degrees.

And the number of bilateral and free trade agreements between and among APEC members has soared in recent years.

laughed the baby eagle, as he soared and dived and swooped.

Its currency tumbled and the cost of insuring its national debt against default soared.

Since then the Russian firm has been the staunchest defender of oil indexation (especially as the oil price has soared).

Spanish and Portuguese borrowing costs soared last week as investors fled peripheral euro zone government bonds.

Apple products have soared in popularity among increasingly affluent Chinese consumers.

New Oriental soared 39 percent after their initial public offering, the biggest first-day gain for a new stock since April.

For now Europe's crisis has done exactly the opposite: as investors flee the euro, the dollar has soared and Treasury yields have plunged.

House prices and the stock market both soared as a result of ill-advised monetary relaxation.

In fact America's productivity growth soared during the recession as firms sacked workers faster than their output fell.

Budget deficits have soared during the crisis, and are expected to hit more than 10% of GDP in both Britain and America.

This has soared from five per cent a year ago, the study by Divorce Online found.

As millions of Chinese citizens have discovered the thrill of gambling on the stockmarket, share prices there have soared.

With that kind of demand, Vautrin prices have soared.

Unemployment in Spain has soared to almost 20%, suggesting that a lot of those loans are likely to turn sour.

In recent days, Italy's borrowing costs have soared dangerously and the prime ministers of both Italy and Greece have resigned.

Food imports have soared despite hideously expensive fertilizer subsidies.

To gather a string of dreams, school, recall is so flowery profusion, But the growth, has soared chase.

KEPCO and another utility recently cancelled new corporate-bond offerings because yields soared.

Risk appetite soared today as key central banks acted to provide liquidity by lowering interest rates on dollar swaps.

Fine wine prices have soared over the past year as increasingly wealthy consumers in Asia and Russia start collecting wine.

Its portfolio of loans and securities soared from less than $900 billion in 2007 to more than $2 trillion during the crisis.

The three investments' share prices have soared since the announcements.

Producers, however, complained that margins were getting squeezed as crude oil and naphtha prices soared.

Chandler too has felt its share of pain as Arizona's housing boom crumbled; home prices are down by half and foreclosures have soared.

As more calcium was needed for building bone and blood, the calcium content of my milk soared.

The airplane they boarded soared out of sight right after it took off.

When housing prices soared in other areas of the country, cities like Houston, Texas saw only modest increases.

Separately Wednesday, MUFG reported that group net profit for the six months ended in September soared 53% thanks to gains in trading.

In many countries long-term unemployment has soared both in absolute terms and as a proportion of total joblessness.

The partnership has reaped tremendous benefits in its infancy as youth tennis program participation soared in 2011.

Some countries fared far worse than others: in Spain youth unemployment soared from 17. 6% to a vertiginous 44% over the same period.

Toyota's shares soared 5. 2 percent after its earnings announcement on Tuesday and after it was cleared in a U. S. government safety probe.

Spot prices for legacy parts soared by more than 20 percent amid fears that supply will remain tight due to lack of capacity.

Young Iranians are also much better educated these days: literacy is near-universal and the student population has soared.

Even in 2008 as its exports cratered and the dollar soared, it stuck with a freeze, not a revaluation.