Both said that monetary and fiscal authorities should outline how they will step back from the rev-it-up policies since the global banking crisis, in order to achieve sustained, noninflationary growth (i.e. no bubbles).
Drivers rev the motors of their beat-up vehicles, shouting in Chinese and Mongol for passengers to board for a 300-yard drive to the Chinese immigration center and then another few miles to the Mongolian equivalent.
Even so, trying to rev up a sports game business would take time--and even that would give EA an extra advantage.
Acting quickly, Barcellos-Hoff's team was able to rev up some of their ongoing studies to meet deadlines, but were forced to terminate others.
For those deemed worthy, Disney and Nickelodeon rev up the star machine, starting with their much-watched television projects.
As the broadcast networks rev up to debut dozens of comedies, dramas and not-so-real reality shows, the new fall television season already is a smash hit, financially.
Though it ignited a bull run on stock markets, analysts and industrialists were unimpressed because Sinha hardly made any provisions to rev up reform and revive local industry from its nearly three-year slump.
Barclays currency strategists Peter Redward and Kumar Rachapudi wrote that the Chinese government tend to rev up appreciation of the yuan ahead of the annual US-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue, which will take place in Washington May 9 and 10.
"He would probably brew up and tell stories whenever he stopped in a lay-by, often picking up listeners, " says Rev Andy Jowitt of Milton Keynes.
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But the service, similar to what both Lufthansa and Air France have been doing for first-class customers at their biggest hubs in Europe, stands to rev up competition between airlines for top customers in the U.S. As much as 75% of airline revenue typically comes from 25% of passengers.
On light throttle openings, the 330bhp 3.4 sounds, frankly, like it has a blowing exhaust, the familiar flat-six hoarseness akin to a dog coughing up an angora sweater, but on brief revels to three-quarters of the rev-range, the wail starts to build.
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