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The reason was that the Fed would respond "aggressively" , by which he meant a cut in the federal funds rate of just one percentage point.

It then had the calorific value of this baseline diet cut, in three monthly tranches, until it had been reduced by a total of 30%.

We need everyone to take a cut in his salary, or else the company will have to choose some people to let go.

its cover photo is one of a pair of eyes staring through a rectangle cut in black fabric.

She was about to tell the truth when Tom cut in on her.

Consequently, stones cut in rectangular shapes were used for the foundation, inner and outer brims , and gateways of the wall.

Our shareholders in the space of just a few weeks had seen the value of the stock cut in half, and was continuing to head south.

and a little long hollow place I cut in the in-side of the boat, where I could lay gun, making a flap to hang down over it to keep it dry.

Instead, he took a huge cut in salary and rolled up his former international shirtsleeves for the fight.

Last month, when the union announced it had negotiated a 12% pay cut in exchange for a promise of no lay-offs, there was applause.

"We're checking that, " Willetts cut in brusquely. "Look---could he have had that money on the boat all the time without yu knowing it? "

"I think Australians should be worried that this could be Labor softening us up for some cut in defence spending, " he said.

If your house is a double shift it has been cut in half and will require a bit of work to patch up the join.

Drivers did not cut in front of one another trying to outrun each other.

he took sticky clay and cut in it characters as thin as the edge of a coin.

Just as I rounded the corner, a taxi cut in front of me to pick up a passenger.

The driver was trying to avoid hitting a taxi that cut in front of him.

Once eggs are cool enough to handle, peel and cut in half lengthwise. Scoop yolks into a bowl; place whites on a serving platter.

This was the first rate cut in almost two years and came in the aftermath of a devastating earthquake that hit Christchurch.

Ford has said the debt load now puts it at a disadvantage against GM and Chrysler, which had their obligations cut in bankruptcy.

You're in a rush when a woman with just a few items asks if she can cut in front of you in line at the market. You.

Twigs with bud was prone to take root, soil medium and twigs must be disinfected. Disinfection was more important when cut in sand.

The BBC's Global News Director Peter Horrocks said the closures were due to a 16% cut in British government funding.

In times of such peril, even a small cut in interest rates by the European Central Bank and the Bank of England would send a helpful signal.

The chips would be inserted under local anaesthetic, using a cut in the eye only a few millimetres wide, and secured to the eye tissue.

There were significant difference between them in the cut in thickness, stomatic frequency of the leaves.

These brain slices were cut in a coronal plane: Imagine looking from the front of the head through to the back.

He said it was the "the biggest annual spending cut in history" .

This article sets a cut-in point to us through theory of nature of Xunzi to Look for Xunzi's "civilization of rite " .

Abram brought all these to him, cut them in two and arranged the halves opposite each other; the birds, however, he did not cut in half.

Asian stocks enjoyed a strong rally yesterday as expectations of a cut in US interest rates gave a boost to financial and property groups.

Jobs are also being cut in Google's human resources department, as a result of the company's decision to slow its expansion.

Yesterday's sharp cut in interest rates is a direct result of that interdependence.

HP's market value has been cut in half during the tenure of new board members who were appointed at the beginning of the year.

But the widow cut in: it was a well-known fact that shy people, introverted people, can be extremely dangerous when pushed too far.

The disruption in money markets brought about by the end of that boom has led to last week's sharp cut in rates.

With it pinions can be machined with hob or single-tooth indexing, also can with shaft cut-in and radial cut-in method.

The chairman in despair went downstairs to have his hair cut in a pair of repaired chairs.

s throat . Then they made a cut in the wall of the stomach. The cut was made to pass the instruments through to the appendix for removal .

No doubt investors were relieved that S&P didn't make an even deeper cut in the company's rating.

Cut a small wedge out of the pineapple, make a cut in the centre of it and place the side of the glass.

The global economic crisis is beginning to hit the French defense budget, with the country announcing a cut in Naval SCALP procurement.

Make a small cut in the bottom of the cherry and also put in on the side of the glass.

He also sent checks to a mother who lost five children in a fire, and a beautiful model, whose face was cut in a knife attack.

The budget put off until the next legislature a cut in the pay of Italy's parliamentarians, by some distance the best paid in Europe.

This suggests scope for a real cut in public pay of around 5%, which could be delivered through a two-year pay freeze.

More families now ask doctors to carry out the cut, in the hope that this will make it safer.

I told him everything , and he stood and listened, like a figure cut in stone .

But this was against the office rules: clerks had to have their hair cut in their own time.

In the meantime, Mouse scrambled into Bear's canoe and chewed a deep cut in the handle of her paddle close to the blade.

The biggest expenditure, $175bn, is to put more money into the pockets of workers and their families through a 50% cut in payroll tax.

Internet access was down in some areas of the city and electricity was cut in areas surrounding the financial district.

The large cut in deposit interest rate should also help to support consumption spending, and is likely to be positive for asset markets.

There has been a cut in jobs in the building industry and the Labor Department report also shows a drop in factory jobs.

The group said electricity, water and telecommunications were cut in Deraa and that supplies of blood at hospitals was starting to run low.

Not everyone will like the idea of working longer days or taking a pay cut in exchange for a 3-day weekend, but it appears most do.

"You would probably be cut in half or something, depending on what you hit and what part of the body connected, " Wagner said.

But Mr Oettinger said the reason for the cut in gas supplies to Lithuania was not clear.

Interest rate futures markets are now pricing in as a certainty that the US Federal Reserve will make at least one cut in rates by January.

The moment I began to speak, he cut in.

This sculpture looks like a paper airplane with two holes cut in the middle. It gives a sense of lightness and flight.

It should propose a temporary cut in payroll taxes, and an extension until 2013 of the Bush tax cuts, due to expire at the end of this year.

He is expected to call for a cut in output, arguing that global supplies are plentiful.

For some central banks, taking financial markets by surprise with a sudden increase or cut in rates was almost a matter of honour.

Xia zhi xing: Of course not. How can love be cut? In the middle of character love is a heart. If the heart is cut, people will die.

At midday in the US the market appeared to be putting equal odds on a big half-point cut in rates and no rate cut.

The complexity is caused by the restrictive nature of the process, which necessitates working around a slit cut in the garment.

Not that this was fickleness of soul; but hopes cut in twain by dejection--that was her case.

Doctors used a long robotic tube to pass the instrument down the patient's throat. Then they made a cut in the wall of the stomach.

Passengers traveling from Wuhan to Shanghai will also benefit, with travel time cut in half to only four hours and 45 minutes, he said.

When he became an MP, Mr Blair took a big financial hit for the sake of his political ambitions, seeing his income cut in half.

There are very few places in the U. S. where you can try real Kobe , and one of them is Wolfgang Puck's restaurant , CUT, in Los Angeles.

For a time, the peccadillo reportedly cut in half her asking price for ad work.

Unemployment benefits were extended; there was a temporary cut in the payroll tax; and there were tax breaks for investment.

Various parts of the legislation, such as a cut in payroll taxes, will probably now be separated out for consideration.

A man cut in slices. . . You can't imagine how furious I am not to have thought of a title like that!

Again the hair is divided into zones or layers and cut in a circular pattern around the head.

Sterling leapt as economists said that this reduced the chances of aback-to-back cut in rates next month.

They see a circle with a line drawn down the middle, and understand that the whole has been cut in half, or "divided" in half.

If computers can be used to do the grading, the money paid to graders can be saved and costs for such tests can be cut in half.

He told SciDev. Net the reasons for the cut in ICAR funds are unclear, but should not be ignored as this "not a small cut" for the sector.

it is not polite to cut in when someone is making a speech at a meeting like this.

"Every cut in the adult literacy world will mean fewer people helped, " she said.

Cubic zirconia is recognised as the finest imitation of a diamond and is cut in the same way as diamond is.

"It makes a cut in the alga, sucks out the cytoplasm [the material inside the alga] and digests most of it, " explains Manhart.

That was the biggest cut in its ten-year history. It may look daring, but in the circumstances seems inadequate.

But that requires a cut in income or payroll taxes to be a key part of the environmental policy.

However, most institutions surveyed are preparing for an overall 15 to 20 per cent cut in government funding over the next three years.

Police say a man in central Henan province was killed in a brawl after he cut in line at a gas station.

The means of entry into the settlement was apparently a hole cut in the perimeter fence, undetected by civilian guards.

Police say a man in central Henan province was killed in a brawl after he cut in line at a gas station.

The means of entry into the settlement was apparently a hole cut in the perimeter fence, undetected by civilian guards.

What has a bright green hair cut in the shape of a spike and roams the streets of London looking out of place?

I couldn't keep the appointment because I had to call an electrician to come. There was a power cut in my house.

A 200-L oil drum cut in half is often used.

The Bank of England made another big cut in interest rates, by one percentage point, to 2%.

When he tried to pitch on the outer section of the plate, his pitches cut in.

The 1. 5 percentage point cut in the Bank of England base rate was passed on by a number of banks, but the process was hardly smooth.

The Coddington is essentially a sphere with a slot cut in it to allow an aperture smaller than the pupil of the eye.

In the execution, the criminal is slowly cut in the arms, legs, and chest, until finally they are beheaded or stabbed in the heart.

In the execution, the criminal is slowly cut in the arms, legs, and chest, until finally they are beheaded or stabbed in the heart.

The Greek Orthodox soon occupied the northern part of the summit, which finally was cut in two by a wall.

This particular failure was accelerated by the sharp corners that had been cut in the shaft's rectangular keyway.

This text will from the photonic crystal optical switch to cut-in the heart of the design theory field of photonic crystals .

The contribution by shareholders is good cut-in to explore the guiding ideology and the train of legislative thoughts in Company Law.

"I've had a lot of our staff calling me yesterday and today to ask where they can get their hair cut in the correct style, " Inoue said.

Mr Homma had been pushing for a corporate tax cut in line with business demands, but the issue was quietly dropped earlier this month.

All that comes on top of the 10, 000 jobs and 50 routes JAL is aiming to cut in an effort to lower operating costs by 30%.

The carcass was cut in half to fit in the trunk of a vehicle, and police believe it was being sent to China.

This exclusive gemstone is cut in every imaginable shape from the classical round shape to a number of imaginative designer cuts.

This exclusive gemstone is cut in every imaginable shape from the classical round shape to a number of imaginative designer cuts.

He made them run on beds of thorns, and any man who cried cut in pain was killed.

He added that he did not expect a large cut in store numbers or staff.

The company cites the global recession, and the consequent cut in energy demand, but says it still supports CCS.

The researchers tested the spheres in rats with a cut in the femoral artery, the large vessel that carries blood into the hind leg.

We need a man of his cut in this firm.

If a piece of paper cut in the shape of a parallelogram is wrapped around a cylinder, the angular edge of the paper becomes a helix.

People with a little money invested such as savers and fixed income investors have had their income cut in half.

Buyers have also been encouraged by the Bank of England's quarter-point cut in the base rate to 4. 5% last August.

In effect, Mr Paulson engineered the equivalent of a half-point cut in interest rates targeted at the mortgage market.

In effect, Mr Paulson engineered the equivalent of a half-point cut in interest rates targeted at the mortgage market.

She slips Vishal's scrawny legs through two holes cut in the corners of a cloth sack, which she hooks to a weighing scale.

More than half is to be spent this year, meaning that the budget will have to be cut in 2011.

China surprised markets last week with a cut in lending rates and an intervention to buoy the stock market.

Holders of over 99% of domestic debt accepted a cut in coupons from 17% to 11% and an extension in maturities of two and a half years.

He and his Treasury spokesman, George Osborne, made a point of resisting right-wing pressure to promise an overall cut in taxation.

If the door jam falls sideways you will be cut in half by the doorway. In either case, you will be killed!

From the Fed's initial rate cut in September through to late November, the dollar was on an express train downhill.

Among them: cut in half the number of people living on less than one dollar a day and halt the spread of AIDS and malaria.

At first this meant that clocks were set on shelves high on the wall with a hole cut in the shelf for the pendulum to hang through.

At first this meant that clocks were set on shelves high on the wall with a hole cut in the shelf for the pendulum to hang through.

A cut in short-term interest rates that is not matched by falls in long-term interest rates will produce a steeper yield curve.

Threatened by a cut in Nile water supply, Egypt sees its leading regional role draining away and its desert farms running dry.

But it is proposing a cut in payroll taxes at the bottom, plus a new working tax credit, both of which should boost jobs.

What would the ungrateful German public conclude if his first step were to announce a cut in interest rates?

This reverend person bore a staff which seemed to have been recently cut in the forest.

The true gauge of monetary easing is not the cut in interest rates, but whether it succeeds in spurring new lending.

Some of the pieces are not cut in the right direction all pieces must be cut in same direction.

The cut in her hand has healed completely, without leaving a scar.

Far more striking would be a cut in income tax, especially for earners on low and middling incomes.

Far more striking would be a cut in income tax, especially for earners on low and middling incomes.

The dignity of the occasion was lost when he cut in with an unrefined joke.

He estimates that costs have to be cut in half for fuel cells to be economical without subsidies.

The labels are die-cut in a rotary process with die- cutting plates, which are fixed to a magnetic cylinder.

It was a man dressed in a suit of black velvet, cut in the Spanish fashion.

A yellow car passed me and suddenly cut in right in front of me, as there was another car coming in the other direction.

President Obama won an extension of jobless benefits and a cut in payroll taxes that could boost the economy.

The measure also extends jobless benefits for the long-term unemployed and imposes a 2 percent cut in payroll taxes.

Paper cut in Yu county, Hebei province represents northern style with its bright colors.

Bacteria and other microorganisms can enter the body through a cut in the skin.

Industry experts are expecting anything but a cut in coal demand for the foreseeable future.

"Hello, Victor, " the manager said, "I see that you are having your hair cut in office time. "

I usually leave out one large container and put a sandwich there instead (cut in thirds, it fits better and looks quite nice on display).

any of various gems (as chrysoberyl or chalcedony) that reflect light when cut in a rounded shape.

"Hello, Miles, " the manager said. "I see that you are having your hair cut in office time. "

"We expect more neutral policies, including a possible bank reserve rate ratio cut in the fourth quarter of this year, " Mr Wang says.

I got some boos, too, for referring to the eighties as a decade of greed and opposing a cut in the capital gains tax.

The Central Bank responded with a half-point cut in its benchmark interest rate.

Medical experts say even the smallest cut in the skin permits bacteria to enter the body.

Every agent takes a cut in the form of a spread or commission.

With a swift cutting motion, the magician's finger is cut in half, and the severed finger tip is shown to the spectators!

The woman, elderly, developed a serious bacterial infection in a foot after it was cut in a home accident.

"Hello, Tom, " the manager said. "I see that you are having your hair cut in office time. "

He was correct to attribute the cause to the cut in government spending at a vulnerable moment.

The cut in his finger was sewn up with a piece of fine silk.

Impatient drivers who habitually cut in. are bound to cause an accident sooner or later.

Using existing technologies to produce a 20% cut in carbon emissions by 2010.

But, he insists, they must be sure they can cope with the cut in salary that may come with a move to the public sector.

The way in which a log is cut in relation to the annual rings determines the appearance of veneer.

Ireland's people are experiencing a wrenching recession and a sharp cut in living standards.

China insisted at Copenhagen that an 80% cut in greenhouse gases emissions by 2050 should be taken out of the agreement.

eg. This led to a cut in projected metal supplies to an already tight market.

The combination nets marathonitis, an acute condition that demands stairs be taken backward and the size of a stride be cut in half.

Ted, the budget cut in your department is no reflection on your performance.

The Icelandic Pension Funds Association has announced that benefits will in all likelihood have to be cut in 2009.

Fourth, from "political thinking" to cut in and promote the management of public relation.

Just imagine the politics of a cross-border bail-out that requires a cut in domestic welfare payments.

In places like western Washington, the spotted owl population has been cut in half since the barred owl showed up.

One is the glossy paper basis weight paper, water cut in greater than is greater than or less than in the paper in the paper.

That means a diamond can cut any other surface. And only another diamond can make a slight cut in a diamond.

The bottom line is that we have to increase our sales or take a cut in pay.

A recent cut in the car-sales tax and a three-year plan to spend $124 billion on revamping health care are steps in the right direction.

The path along the cliff cut in the cliffs, walk along the path along the cliff, really take the vacated wall feeling.

When one of them pointed out no soldier would flight for the Reich Marshal, Hitler cut in.

The guidance AI's death was near; it cut in auxiliaries , eager for that moment.

The block is cut along the grain of the wood (unlike wood engraving where the block is cut in the end-grain).

Accepting the administration's numbers, the budget shows the deficit being cut in half by the end of Obama's current term.

"Better yet, " squeaked Mouse, "I'll chew a deep cut in the bear's paddle near the blade, so it will take her even longer to canoe across. "

Facebook and Google made it clear they want a cut in the location-based services market with Facebook Places and Google Places.

They both have short to medium length hair cut in a neat, tidy way that still allows them to look carefree.

The measures include an increase in the standard VAT rate and a 5% average cut in public-sector wages.

I was just coming to the point when you cut in.

I don't want the children taken cut in such weather.

Two of its nine members already voted for a quarter-point cut in March.

The bank is also targeting a 9 per cent staff cut in the firm's asset management division.

Ingredient: Contain herbal extracts VC, hyaluronic acid, hydrolyzed pearl protein, cut in-dissolving protease, etc.

Peter argued against making a new job cut in the company.

The 17% figure is the same as the emission cut in energy legislation passed by the US House of Representatives earlier this year.

This text takes team learning and the ability of team learning of university students as the cut-in point and expounds their meanings.

Rapists could have their sentences cut in half if they plead guilty after being arrested in the UK, the Daily Telegraph of London reported.

Sentiment in the town is now in favor of a cut in tax.

Borings can also be cut in the working surface if necessary for inserting solid lubricant to further improve the friction property.

Internet was cut in parts of Urumqi following the violence over security concerns.

If the door jam falls sideways you will be cut in half by the doorway.

In some instances, heat treatment procedures are clear cut in terms of technique and application.

A lateral cut in the resistor material by the laser narrows or lengthens the current flow path and increases the resistance value.

Yet the poll here showed that the race is tight, with Mr. Obama's five-point edge the same as last week but cut in half from a month ago.

Cool the cake. Remove the crusted surface on the top of the cake, and cut in half, horizontally.

glare at stare at glance at cut down smoking cut through the crowd cut in cut off electricity I can't have myself wasting time like that.

A cut in overall lending would be a complete reversal of trend.

There were hefty gains for most other markets in the region on hopes of a cut in US interest rates.

Only a small canal separates Africa from Asia. But before the Suez Canal was cut in 1869, Asia was also linked to Africa.

This means that when investment stops increasing year after year, the rate of growth of the Chinese economy will be cut in half.

what an interesting idea , Ms. Wilson . would you also be willing to accept a cut in initial salary.

A freeware program to estimate the Horse Power needed to make a machining cut in metal, written by Jim Tuttle.

I'd also impose a carbon tax and balance that with a cut in payroll taxes and corporate taxes.

At the top of the wish list for some Republicans is a cut in corporate tax rates.

SJM, which went public in July after repeatedly cutting its offering price to entice a sceptical market, has seen its valuation cut in half.

In just over two years, Western companies' hiring advantage was cut in half.

The bus was cut in two by the train.

Ang Lee's movies selected them as the psychological perspectives cut-in to present his unique inner world.

This would be the first cut in three years, clearly suggesting concern on the part of the Chinese government.

For rich countries, this will require a cut in annual emissions by at least 80% by 2050.

During the process of exploiting the urban underground space, buildings and the space around is the first part people try to cut-in.

Mix together flour, salt, rolled oats and sugar. Cut in shortening and margarine. Add water and soda.

However, banks that are overpaying for new staff could suffer a sharp cut in profit margins if the market turns down.

Industry insiders said companies "two high one funded" cut in export tax rebates are already a psychological suggestion.

On 15 minutes, Shevchenko cut in from the right and curled a shot towards the corner that lacked the power to trouble Lehmann.

Objective To explore the feasibility of abdominoscope and abdomen small cut in appendicular operation.

Since it is so easily located, it can also easily be cut in a sterilization operation known as a vasectomy .

A Gallup poll shows that most Americans would rather see a cut in services than an increase in stamp prices or a government bail-out.

Everyone who comes to the party is given a wooden apple with their own names cut in it as a souvenir.

Parts of the shell are cut in the shapes of balls, flags or football players, bended out and painted.

A year ago, China sought a 20 per cent cut in prices and CVRD a 40 per cent increase.

She had her hair cut in the shape of a hedgehog.

It may mean a small cut in my wife's income from time to time, but I guess I can tolerate that.

Even if Greece's debts were cut in half, the net loss would still represent an absorbable proportion of most European banks' capital.

The risk of deflation is exacerbated by rising unemployment and falling incomes because of less overtime and a huge cut in summer bonuses.

It is like a pomegranate cut in twain with a knife of ivory.

She said a lot of staff had been calling for information on where they can get their hair cut in the correct style.

And he stood and listened , like a figure cut in stone .

We were driving peacefully along the road when the red car cut in.

Wall Street had been expecting the half-point cut in interest rates.

Blood spurted out of the cut in his leg.

She looked down the glaring red road, cut in deep ruts where cannon wheels and ambulances had gone over it.

Speaking to a business audience in Washington, Bernanke signaled the further interest rates cut in our head.

With the newest kind of surgery doctors make a small cut in the patient's belly bottom.

He says lettuce heads, for instance, can be grown six inches apart and cut in about six weeks.

Share prices have rallied and then dropped in recent days over speculation about a cut in the stamp duty on share trading.

The theater's single large proscenium space was cut in half by the department store's second-floor addition.