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Once this might have had official France spluttering with indignation.

The reduction in coal burning is good news for an environment, but a further indication of a spluttering economy.

How bright and welcome the sun looked as he rose to the water surface coughing and spluttering!

Investors, however, need to be careful before bracketing centrally controlled China with a spluttering US.

said the monkey, spluttering and spitting out water.

For weeks data on the American economy had been patchy, indicating a spluttering recovery.

The utility model can be widely applied to the technical field of magnetic control spluttering coating.

Inadvertently, provoke hair with his hand, give rise to cracking and spluttering noise.

Even Germany's export engine is spluttering: shipments fell in February and again in March.

People thought the spluttering sound could help drive away evil spirits.

Meanwhile, fears of over tightening and a house price bubble in China raise the spectre of a spluttering of the world's main growth engine.

He says he finds it difficult to find good buys in the US, where he has "concerns related to the dollar and the spluttering economy" .

Even the question is likely (all right, designed) to provoke ridicule and have you spluttering over your breakfast.

Even in China, exports are spluttering, down by 2. 8% in December compared with the previous year.

A phrase such as that will get some managers spluttering with indignation.

But it isn't only academics spluttering over their tea;