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Perhaps the most key feature was that UPS was able to provide its extensive service at rates comparable to those of parcel post.

Cloud computing is growing at rates far above any other IT wave and SaaS is the driver for that growth.

Greece's government, finding itself able to borrow at rates only slightly higher than those facing Germany, took on far too much debt.

We really do have it going right -- that the continent is growing at rates that people had thought would not happen.

On the fundamentals, Italy should be good for the money, as long as it can borrow at rates paid by similarly situated governments.

Greece, Ireland and Portugal have no chance of being able to borrow in the markets at rates they can afford in the foreseeable future.

High-Speed Camera: A camera designed to expose film at rates faster than 24 frames per second. Used to obtain slow- motion effects.

THE GIST Groundwater is being pumped away at rates that have more than doubled since the 1960s.

Solar technologies are also very expensive and require a lot of land area to collect the sun's energy at rates useful to lots of people.

Most microcomputer printers print one character at a time, usually at rates varying from 30 to perhaps180 characters per second.

Most companies, investors and individuals borrow at rates higher than the central banks' official levels, and these have been edging up.

Any accumulation in excess of optimal levels at rates deemed contrary to promoting sustainable global growth should incur private rebuke.

Every art form changes, often at rates and in ways that cause discomfort to its devotees.

And at rates above 1000 LOC per hour, you can probably conclude that the reviewer isn't actually looking at the code at all.

But these seem like temporary expedients: lending the countries money for extended periods at rates neither can afford.

Too few banks allocate internal capital and funding at rates that properly reflect the risks being taken.

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Supplying energy at rates in the range of 10 terawatts, first achieved in the late 1960's, is an enterprise of enormous scale.

Italy can still borrow in public markets, but only at rates many think unsustainable.

Across Europe, unemployment is rising but at rates slower than many had expected.

Users can set up TCP connections and simulate applications at rates of hundreds of thousands per second.

In short, Greece is in a Catch 22: creditors know it lacks the credibility to borrow at rates of interest it can afford.

But China will still be growing, at rates most developed countries envy.

When making investments, governments and companies normally look at rates of return.

Of these companies, 35 lent at rates higher than the standard bank rate, with the highest at a 24. 5 per cent annualised rate.

In China, these sectors have grown at rates more than twice the growth rate of agriculture.

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Credit default swaps on five-year Greek bonds this morning were trading at rates implying a nearly 100% chance of default by the government.

However, American companies routinely go to Mexico to exploit labor at rates of 4 dollars an hour or so for wages and benefits combined!

Mountains rise and fall over tens of millions of years; oceans open and close at rates even slower than that.

That is faster than its long-term potential, of about 2. 5%, but America has woken from past deep recessions at rates of 6-8%.

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