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And all the time he was cranking out databases, he dreamed of the day when he'd be designing his own.

The U. S. Fed has also been cranking out currency over the past year, but has not been widely accused of being a currency manipulator.

A stand-alone commentator can't keep up with a team of pro writers cranking out up to 30 posts a day.

Mr. Zhang befriended them and began cranking out multimedia posts about the group, which he named the drifter tribe.

China is supposed to be the world's new millionaire machine, cranking out rich people like so many Happy Meal toys from a Guangdong factory.

If you came up with a plan for measuring progress (item 2 in this list), cranking out the actual numbers shouldn't be too difficult.

As it turns out, 2010 was a good year for billionaires, cranking out 214 new members of the ten-zeros club.

He cunningly laid the way to the seat, charming people to his side and cranking out one great invention after the next.

We have every expectation that accessory manufacturers will be cranking out competing portable Bluetooth keyboards, in all shapes and sizes.

I have my moments of productivity, where I'm cranking out the tasks and checking things off my to-do list like my life depended on it.

As I'm cranking out the chapters this week, my post-writing time has been limited.

And the platform is open to outside developers, who are already cranking out powerful Plugins that integrate deeply with FogBugz.

Developers often make the faulty assumption that productivity = cranking out code quickly.

Joanne impressed her boss by cranking out the typed report before noon.

It doesn't require expensive additives or costly processing, but can go directly onto the substrate where it starts cranking out juice.

Firms are cranking out research reports with names like "Climatic Consequences, " a 120-page tome from Citi.

Do whatever it takes to prevent your opponent from cranking out T3 units.

I have a really productive head of products cranking out code.