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Yes, under Mr Ballmer it built a server business that churns out $6bn in operating profits a year, a quarter of the total.

Is the university a physics industrial plant that churns out majors ready to be sold?

For as much as China churns out more engineers and programmers than America does, it has yet to produce a Steve Jobs.

They inserted the human insulin gene into the common safflower plant, which churns out the drug for a fraction of the cost.

Is there a way to reduce the rate of oxidants the body churns out, rather than simply boosting antioxidants?

So the economy as a whole still churns out a savings surplus.

Bill: Right. The romance novel industry churns out thousands of books a year in America and other countries.

Germany's woes owe much to cooling demand for the machine-tools, heavy equipment and other capital goods it churns out.

The cell identity switch turned ordinary pancreas cells into the rarer type that churns out insulin, essential for preventing diabetes.

While the US produces 137, 000 engineers a year with at least a bachelor's degree, China churns out 352, 000.

India's prolific and low-cost film industry, which churns out some 12, 000 movies a year, is also going global.

The nearby Solid shoe factory churns out goods for export, as well as the domestic market.

Today, even with the union enlarged to 27 members, Europe's foreign policy machinery smoothly churns out common positions all the time.

Churns out four novels a year.

Every year, the former lawyer and winemaker churns out 'Australian Wine Companion, ' his ever-expanding guide to wines in the region.

They fear the staid old body, which churns out economic analysis and recommendations, may drift into dangerous waters.

At Essaywriter, Burton says, 60 percent of the essays his company churns out are for MBA students, and the numbers are always increasing.

One that churns out actin and myosin, which link up to form units that can expand and contract, will become a muscle cell. And so on.

Some of these are targeted electronically, with software that churns out personalised financial plans.

British television churns out a lot of ideas.

Yet while Japan still churns out few lawyers, it is not producing many engineers either.

At the same time, China's growing wealth helps finance America's spending spree, which in turn sucks up a lot of the stuff China churns out.

She doesn't really concentrate on improving her writing. She just churns out the same stuff.

The new XF Supercharged churns out 470 hp and up to 424 ft-lb from its 5. 0-liter AJ-V8 Gen III engine.

That writer churns out about three new books every year.

This factory churns out lots and lots of cars a day.

The singer churns out three albums each year.

The country churns out many good graduates.

She churns out about ten new books every year.

Stylution churns out 1 million mattresses and 300, 000 bedroom sets every year, exporting about half of them.

This factory churns out lots of cars every day.