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It sounds odd, especially when corporate culture is often consumed with deflating negative news.

Over the next ten minutes it exhaled, deflating into what I can only describe as a compact, sway-backed, brick of chocolate-fudge.

It must have been ego-deflating for Turtles once they realized, what Dennis and Eckhardt were looking for was the equivalent of robots.

Nowhe was facing deflating reality: He had been daydreaming about the kind of world that Lucas had just brought to life.

Instead, the president's comments brought a deflating end to a day of rumors and contradictions.

Far from deflating Hamas, the six-year-long boycott by most Western governments seems only to have won it influence.

Some more deflating news for the beleaguered eurozone, this time in the form of the latest inflation and unemployment data.

Economists are accustomed to deflating the money value of national income by the average level of prices to obtain "real" income.

It seems that for countries that run deficits with China on consumer goods, China's trade growth may be a deflating factor.

The ripple effects arising from China's deflating housing sector cannot be underestimated.

SEVERAL MILES AWAY, Josh is plummeting toward the rainforest, still wrapped in the tentacles of the deflating medusa.

The euro zone's No. 4 economy, Spain has an unemployment rate of 19%, a deflating housing bubble, big debts and a gaping budget deficit.

The question is whether the People's Bank can do any better than the US Federal Reserve or Bank of Japan at deflating a credit bubble.

Clearly, free trade with free capital markets created a terrific bubble, which is now deflating with terrible consequences.

Deflating housing prices was not an explicit goal of the party's November statement.

But it was also an apt finale to a deflating epoch.

After all, China is still officially deflating.

THE bubble that caused a global recession has been a long time deflating.

Now the model is not deflating, but vanishing: once profligate American consumers are saving instead of spending.

for example , a balloon responds to the event of being punctured by deflating , or to the event of being released by rising.

Some would still blame the Fed, for not deflating asset bubbles with higher interest rates.

You are deflating an economy already shrunk by the stock market meltdown.

And here, if you watch, you can see the terminus retreating, you can see this river being formed, you can see it deflating.

So is a high-fashion partnership simply a way to bolster the deflating British music industry?

It reached its peak in 2005 and then plateaued, and started deflating in 2006 and accelerated since.

Official data show a market deflating lethargically, with prices only 12. 8% below their peak.

By 2001 the bubble was deflating at full speed.

The good news is that China has recent experience of deflating a credit bubble.

Listing 6 shows how to instantiate the menu by deflating its XML definition.

Yet we're in the process of deflating a huge housing bubble, and housing prices probably still have a long way to fall.

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