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And yet we continue to try, churning out forecasts on everything from the price of oil to the next civil war.

The system that is so good at churning out Olympic medalists seems to be even better at producing poverty-stricken retired athletes.

But scientists have now found a quasar that's apparently churning out new stars in the absence of a host galaxy.

Bootleg copies of the "Dark Knight" and Shenzen sweatshops churning out fake Louis Vuitton bags are only part of the problem.

Proton has built factories capable of churning out 1m cars a year and has launched a range of models.

Even he is relaxing, he never stops thinking. His brain is working all the time, churning out ideas.

Mann has never been one for brevity, regularly churning out films that extend well beyond two hours in length.

The corporate sector is still increasing profits and churning out cash in the form of dividends and share buy-backs.

Wasserstein remained productive until the end, delivering speeches, writing essays and churning out a novel, published after her death.

The best way to avoid short-term failure is to keep churning out the same old products, though in the long term this may spell your doom.

Many enterprises emphasize the churning out of services, making them available to participate in a composition.

He means the runner-up to Apple in successfully churning out and selling millions of the touch-screen devices.

There, one of China's best-known companies, the Haier Group, is churning out refrigerators at a factory staffed by American workers.

Counterfeiters have become more sophisticated in recent years, churning out pills and packaging that look like the real thing.

"Quite honestly, Smith was not a particularly good writer but he was prolific, churning out at least 40 or 50 books. "

Tech observers have been anticipating an Apple tablet for several years, churning out report after report of rumors and speculation.

In old China that capitalist got his factory working round the clock, churning out cheap cloth for the market.

What's more, by then it could be churning out panels at a lower all-in cost than current cost leader First Solar, an American firm.

Already, Dow has a highly innovative R&D centre near Shanghai, churning out products such as paint that takes formaldehyde out of the air.

Stern worries that puppy mills will try to capitalize on the Obamas' dog choice and start churning out PWDs for an eager public.

The industry was fat and happy, doing sloppy things while churning out garbage and making tons of money.

Although far from household names, they are huge companies, churning out about one quarter of the world's semiconductors.

Its state-owned banks are churning out new loans while banks around the world are paralysed.

The plan is to use Nissan's manufacturing facilities to start churning out vehicles for Saturn once GM cuts its ties.

And with those simple ideas, Reg has been churning out top class greyhounds for decades.

In a normal eye, stem cells in the limbus are like factories, churning out new cells to replace dead corneal cells.

Finance academics continue "churning out quantitative hodgepodge" and Wall Street and others continue to use it.

Unfortunately there are too many business schools churning out graduates with an inferior education.

And pro-garden groups are churning out studies that show huge paybacks on investing in a home garden.

A computer chip plant being built by Intel in the northern city of Dalian is welcomed; a textile mill churning out $1 pairs of socks is not.

It helps to write for a few hours even if your mind stops churning out ideas.

Ever since, South Korea's hyperactive blogosphere has been churning out conspiracy theories by the dozen.

Countries like China and Japan are creating jobs and slowing oil consumption by churning out and buying millions of fuel-efficient cars.

At the Somme Institute office, Mr. Chen found an HP LaserJet 3390 churning out pages marked with eight circular bruises.

America's schools and universities are not churning out nearly enough Arab-speakers.

Critics have accused them of churning out jargon-spewing economic vandals.

Our bodies start churning out the hormone as soon as we sense darkness, and its influence is broad.

Proposition 2: Apple will keep churning out the hits under his successor, Timothy D. Cook.

Britain is churning out more qualified people, at a rate that will make it around tenth best in the OECD, a 30-member think-tank, by 2020.

It is impossible to stop analysts and investors churning out improbably precise 12-month forecasts.

Others try to keep up by churning out more games more quickly.

His brain is working all the time, churning out ideas.

GM has made strides in quality after decades of churning out troubled cars.

Many of China's exporters earn relatively slim profits churning out goods designed and marketed by other companies.

Programmers have been churning out code now for over 50 years.

Discovery has been churning out shark programmes for 23 years. Yet ratings are sound. Nature sells.

Factories will keep churning out goods.

The most important thing is finding a soul mate, getting married, setting up home then churning out lots of children.

Or are we simply churning out products for world?

If your night time is spent in artificial light (even dim artificial light) your brain stops churning out melatonin.

If education means churning out obedient, unthinking, indebted consumers, then we've done very well.

Discovery has been churning out shark programmes for 23 years.

Arsenal's academy has been churning out young talent for 11 years now and it shows no sign of stopping.

This is a refrigerator factory, churning out airplanes for World War II.

There is a small industry churning out suggestions for how to remedy this.

This is a golden age of economic journalism, with wonderful business writers churning out great stuff every day.