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For all the uproar, Guinea's first iron ore mine is still at least four years away and Rusal continues to churn out bauxite.

Between them, the two domestic factories can churn out a combined 530, 000 cars and 30, 000 commercial vehicles a year.

Producing a calorie of chicken protein requires only a fraction of the energy that it takes to churn out a calorie of beef protein.

The system used to work like a charm. But these days, I churn out leptin like it's going out of style and his brain doesn't get the message.

Indeed, world leaders seem to be competing with one another to churn out ever more ambitious targets on global warming.

These churn out proteins, and those proteins bind to the receptors, but they do not tweak them in a way that passes the message on.

Two years ago, Tata lost out to farmers in West Bengal who refused to make way for a factory to churn out Nano cars.

Confident that the rotors of revolution would churn out a purified social order, Che radically destroyed the old to make way for the new.

The output of such monsters depends on the mix of products, but they each could easily churn out 3 billion chips a year.

Developers have been working overtime to churn out apps for the iPad and for the growing number of tablets that will use Android.

He eventually built a new, highly automated factory that does nothing but churn out the plastic stoppers, 157 million a month.

Obviously, a game developer won't be able to churn out new applications at the same rate as an eBook publisher.

What kind of a premium will investors pay for stocks that reliably churn out scarce cash in the form of dividends?

The factory method pattern, as its name implies, defines the implementation of a method used to churn out objects.

It took Hyundai the better part of 20 years to gain respectability and churn out a competitive line of products.

Secondly, these "good" fats help the body churn out prostaglandins, hormones that put the kibosh on inflammation.

The company's factories churn out two personal computers a second, two printers a second and one data-center computer every 15 seconds.

Even greater speed can be obtained by using a page printer to churn out complete pages at a time.

Some pulp writers churn out two or three short stories a day.

And if banks aren't able to raise capital, it could hinder their ability to churn out credit to keep the economy humming.

But to simply churn out this soulless sequel on the strength of two box-office hits is an insult to the film-goer.

Now, there's a sort of guerrilla team inside Microsoft designed to churn out innovative products more often and more rapidly.

Large studios became the only economical method to churn out these new high budget "talking" films.

Retroviruses work by adding their genes into the chromosomes of their hosts, which then merrily churn out bits of new viruses.

Poorer countries tend to churn out a high percentage of consumer-oriented businesses.

Books about China are coming off the printing presses faster than Guangdong factories can churn out iPads.

Portugal has lost export-market share to emerging economies (including those of eastern Europe) that churn out similar low-value products.

Especially in the two years it takes for Chrysler to churn out any Fiat originated product?

Give them some data and their ability to churn out an equation which passes all the statistical tests is truly impressive.

So, infinite common chimps on infinite typewriters might churn out Hamlet. Infinite bonobos would more likely produce South Park.

The bacteria dump the DNA into the plant's cells, which follow its instructions to churn out the flu protein.

But today, user-friendly software development tools make it easier to churn out apps.

Royal watchers are tripping over each other to churn out books, update blogs and provide commentary for the biggest television networks.

All of these devices churn out data that says something about how people live.

This error correction is no reason to churn out invalid code, though.

Companies churn out snazzy designed products to attract the attention of the customers.

But the urban plants probably churn out a big share of the goodies that America buys.

One after another, they churn out meticulously planned and thoroughly executed ceremonies.

Sure, China will endure short-term hits from the decline in consumer demand for the goods its factories churn out.

This indicates that even when people eat less, their bodies continue to churn out new fat cells to ensure the levels stay the same.

So long as a diploma mill's Web site has convincing writing and appealing images, it stands to churn out fake degrees undetected.

The neutrino-manufacturing process at J-PARC smashes protons into rods of graphite to churn out muon-neutrinos.

This made it much easier and cheaper to build handsets and churn out new models at astounding speeds .

eg. He began to churn out literary compositions in English.

Brazilian industries churn out products to export worldwide, and the country's electric power consumption is high.

GM claims that compared with conventional diesels, its new buses also churn out 90 percent less particulate matter--a known carcinogen.

Why then do Japanese firms continue to churn out the latter, even though margins are low?

The temptation for publishers to churn out rubbish should be resisted.

The disease begins, they believe, when for still unknown genetic and other reasons, the brain starts to churn out amyloid.

The reserve requirements may curb banks' ability to lend money, and thus churn out profits.

Hundreds of journals churn out learned articles on cutting-edge research.

To churn out timely and useful data, it's not unusual to consume millions of processor hours.

Their genetic make-up often changes by mistake when the cells they infect churn out new virus particles.

The printer started to churn out copy after copy of the kid's ten-page report.

Simplot has an operation in China that can churn out 1bn fries a year to the same quality as the US.

Many simply churn out official propaganda, and few look far beyond their own backyard.

Normally 6, 000 workers churn out 240, 000 cars a year, a twentieth of Honda's global output.

Of course, a royal engagement and wedding will be big business for the firms that churn out memorablia.

Conventional factories can churn out one steel sheet every four seconds, which amounts to 150 of them in 10 minutes.

One way is to churn out offspring in large numbers, turn them out into an uncaring world, and hope that one or two of them make it.

The joke answer, proffered by several executives asked these questions, is that media companies should simply churn out hits.

How did they churn out dazzling new models every year ?

We didn't brainwash them with Marxism nor seek to churn out armies of godless immoral barbarians.

Tertiary institutions are expected to churn out another 6. 5m graduates next year.

A typical plant will churn out 3, 000 silicon wafers every hour, with each wafer forming one solar cell.

Its factories will continue to churn out clothes, but they will increasingly shun simple items, such as polo shirts.

Do I need to churn out more diatribes?

The bureau's printing presses can churn out 10, 000 sheets an hour, but they are only making about 8, 000 an hour for the new Benjamins.

Churn out To produce in an abundant and automatic manner