Johnson & AMP; Johnson and Merck & AMP; Co ., whose profits aren't so dependent on a buoyant economy, rose.
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The U . S . government's budget deficit unexpectedly narrowed in February as the buoyant economy helped generate healthy revenues that offset rising expenses.
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The pope remains a critic of rampant capitalism, but it is a buoyant economy that analysts believe is behind Clinton's high approval rating.
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A buoyant economy, creative financing, and Loeb's dominance of the state's media kept the issue at bay for another generation.
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Several lawmakers said Ireland _ in recent years Europe's most buoyant economy after decades of poverty _ was looking selfish to their European partners.
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Across the world, buoyant economies and strong markets yielded a big crop of winners this year in the U . S ., Asia and Europe.
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A buoyant economy created more jobs last month than economists had expected but growth in labor costs slowed, calming Wall Street's jitters about inflation.
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Ireland's growth rate is nearly three times that of Britain, which is credited with having the most buoyant economy of any major European country.
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Likewise, the many factories and mills along the banks of the Charles supported a buoyant economy in their time but left a legacy of massive pollution.
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If consumers in a state with such a buoyant economy as Missouri's continue to scrimp, some economists wonder what this implies for the national economy.
