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My only question is: Runway? You were there for less than a year. What the hell kind of a blip is that?

And if the inflation blip is as one-off and temporary as the Bank and Treasury claim, so too could be the VAT cut.

His abrupt resignation and the circumstances surrounding it seem to suggest that this is more than just a blip.

"It's just a blip, " she said. "If you look at trend data, you will always see increases and decreases in people's literate practices. "

But it was a blip, and China was even able to export corn to some Asian neighbors for a while.

Which, alas, leads me to the final strategy for dealing with the shudder and blip: keep your head down and get on with your job.

Mr Cheng said he believed the fall in Chinese demand was just a "blip in the uptrend" .

The two letters were a blip on the intelligentsia's cardiogram, which had been showing few signs of life.

This seems to refer to the actual characters, words, and files associated with a blip.

Do these numbers indicate a profound rethinking of our political orientation or are they just a blip?

The challenge on the first mandate is not to overreact in anticipation of what may be only a modest blip to the economy.

After all, households are deleveraging and, notwithstanding a blip-up in activity recently, the days of homes-as-ATMs are over.

When I moved to China it never occurred to me that it would be more than a blip in my voting record.

Perhaps America's post cold-war dominance was just a blip before the resumption of relative decline.

This financial crisis was no minor blip, to be forgotten as quickly as possible.

It is not scaremongering to worry that the second quarter was just a blip.

'In the long-term development of rare-earth products, the next few years will just be a blip, ' Scissors writes.

In the case of a blip in the market , SIVs and conduits are supported by liquidity facilities from highly rated, mainstream banks .

Her one out of the ordinary blip in spending was a scholarship program she created for Lake Forest College, her alma mater.

When we get back (from the internationals), we'll all be desperate to go out on the pitch and prove it is only a blip.

All this suggests that the outbreak of violence may be a tragic blip.

For emerging countries, the "great recession" was a blip. For high-income countries, it was calamitous.

The really big question, however, is whether this is just a cyclical blip, or the start of a truly historic long-term trend.

Moreover, from the broad vantage point of history, the next recession, whenever it occurs, will likely be a minor blip.

A catastrophe is something like an earthquake, a tsunami, a war and so forth. And a blip is everything else.

A sudden surge of Chinese buying in the mid-1990s sparked talk of a trade boon for U. S. farmers, but it was a blip.

The question now is whether this was an aberration, a blip?

"Probably, we'll be back on the track of the previous decade, 2009 having been a small blip, " said Dr Friedlingstein.

If it were true, then the current drying would be more a blip than a trend.

So a fall in overall consumption is a blip for most people, but a slump for those near the top.

I don't say all this just to talk about a blip in my life.

Because from the perspective of the ether, any pain or adversity is but a blip of discomfort in the grand scheme of things.

The aircraft was then brought into a position where the blip was central.

Thus Fukushima won't represent the end of the nuclear era. It is a blip at the beginning.

The Bianconeri are going through an end of season blip. Reports in Italy have seen coach Claudio Ranieri's name reach the chopping board.

Computer-based learning is a radar blip now but is moving up the adoption curve we've seen in many industries (see chart below).

The latest growth figures may be just a blip: even Japan has had some strong quarters in the past 20 years.

To everyone else, it's just a blip on the radar screen, so just move on.

For much of this time, inflation was dismissed as a blip after unusual summer weather.

Today Astor's company would not register as a blip on the corporate horizon.

If they view a company unfavourably, they may dismiss an improvement in quarterly profits as a blip, rather than a change in trend.

New official forecasts make clear that the spring slowdown was no blip.

In fact, my life is only a small blip on the radar of history.

The death of its greatest intellectual is likely to become another blip on the same largely dormant machine.

None of these readings are a blip.

The former creates a sustainable increase in economic output, the latter at best only a transitory blip.

This will make the Kobe quake look like a blip on the Richter scale -- or pretty much any other scale.

And this was a rare positive blip in an anti-euro trend.

As a consequence of low self-esteem, every relationship blip is interpreted far too personally as evidence of inadequacy.

At the start of the campaign, the housing crisis was only a blip on the political radar.

The act of blipping refers to the act of linking to a song and attaching a 150 character comment to it.

In these times correctly and quickly identifying a stray electronic blip on a radar screen can have incalculable consequences.

But for reasons that remain unclear, the CAT proved to be little more than a short-lived blip on America's sexual radar.

Even if a fifth of the $650 billion of adjustable-rate subprime loans went bad, that would be a blip in the $40 trillion market for debt.

Answer: To me it was a blip, not a catastrophe.

It turned out to be a blip on the way to an even bigger, longer boom.

Will central banks treat high commodity prices as a blip, and leave real interest rates low, penalising savers?

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The last time the FAO food index posted a monthly drop was in January 2007, but that proved a blip.

It is best seen as a premonitory blip which prompted an excessive policy response that happened to cause the global economy to overheat.

But that could be just a blip.

Or is the current climate merely a blip in an otherwise relatively smooth upward trajectory?

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Will this prove to be a mere blip or something more fundamental?

Whether in church, at work, or in the classroom, we hate to feel that we are simply a blip on someone's computer screen.

When a gadget extension is installed, you can click the new button any time you're editing a blip to insert that gadget.

Whether this is minor blip in the megapixel wars or part of a growing trend remains to be seen.

Occasionally inflation expectations blip up, as they did in the UK this year, but they soon settle down.

And notwithstanding that, they've generally played with a lot of passion. I really believe it's a blip.

It was a blip. The stock then quickly rebounded and hit new highs.

he says, pointing at a moving blip of light on a computer screen.

The financial crisis took place because people took a lot of hidden risks, which meant that a small blip could have massive consequences.

A blip representing the airplane appears on the controller's radar screen with this information beside it.

The Chancellor dismissed rising inflation as a temporary blip.

If an image link already exists in a blip and Inbeddable gets added to a wave, it will remain a link.

The transformation has been deep and permanent, but it did start with a little blip on the radar where I was homeless at one point.

The Maxxi's permanent collection of around 300 artworks is a blip compared with the tens of thousands of pieces in major museums.

The current price spike is a blip brought about by short-term market reaction; normal service will be resumed quickly.

The crucial question is whether this represents a blip or the start of a trend.

If your health monitoring is too sensitive, the smallest blip in the network might set off alarms.

You can never tell whether this is a little blip or some trend that will stay there and linger there for some time.

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Sometimes someone has to become dreadfully ill from a dietary supplement before it even becomes a "blip" on the FDA's radar.

When the range had decreased to 2, 286 m (2, 500 yds), small horizontal lines or 'wings' began to grow on either side of the blip.

This blip has been compounded by several other pessimistic indicators.

This is not a short-term blip. Something more fundamental is going on here.

What interests me is what occurs during the blip and shudder.

Kobe was a human tragedy but an economic blip.

Whatever the moment is, it's a blip in your life. Chances are you won't remember it in a week.

Despite this blip, the positive trend is unmistakable.

We'll all be desperate to go out and show when we get back that it is only a blip.

Higher commodity prices have caused a blip in inflation.

They are treating it as a short-term blip and we certainly have not seen any panic selling from retail investors.

Rush added: "The Stoke defeat after six games without losing was hopefully a blip and we can go on a run again and get ourselves up there. "

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America's return to thrift is unlikely to prove a cyclical blip.

Modern society is a mere blip on the screen of human evolution.

"This is not a blip or a temporary thing. It is a shift, " says James Rice, the China country head for Tyson Foods, in Shanghai.

S. and other Western countries. The deep recession in the West, which was but a blip in most emerging markets' growth, refuted them.

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JIM TEDDER: Summertime in America: ice cream, baseball games, and, yes, (blip blip blip) fireflies at the close of another day.

a distinct blip appeared on the radar screen.

The central question is whether this is a blip or whether US consumers are now broadly comfortable with their savings and wealth.

Is the problem a blip or catastrophe?

They will not cause a blip on the teacher's radar and thus will remain largely ignored.

Were the December export data a blip or a trend?

It's a blip. I think, basically, Latin music is on its way out.

That is a blip for a market that was already up 62 per cent for the year.

Don't blame a lazy brain on the blip.

Nope. Not even a blip. You?

I was in a pre-adolescent blip; my mind was open, not yet hormonally compromised but not entirely uninformed.

Others think it's probably a short-term blip caused by recent droughts.

For example, there are bots programmed to automatically delete empty blips in a wave, or link all @usernames to Twitter.

The management of the company claimed that the latest sales slowdown was just a blip,

Congdon's blip. tv blog, for example, is sponsored by Dove and Paltalk, a video chat community.

Is this merely a "blip" of little importance or a fundamental change in the Earth's climate, requiring an urgent massive human response?

One way I do this is to ask myself when confronting a possible problem, "Is this a blip or is this a catastrophe? "

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