The economy is " coming off the boil but it's certainly not going into recession, " said Shane Oliver, chief economist at AMP Investments, which manages about A $ 12 billion in fixed income.
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Australia appears to have gone off the boil, which means we have to pool our resources-- in particular our marketing dollars and expertise-- to ensure that we can compete effectively with our rivals for the Japanese business,
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Note that this desired temperature range is slightly below the boiling point of water ( 100 �C or 212 �F at standard pressure ), so coffee is best made with water that has been allowed to come off the boil slightly.
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"There is the possibility that house prices will fall in level terms certainly in some parts of the country and there's the suggestion that the upper end of the market in London has already come off the boil ."
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Its shares are off the boil, having fallen 13.97 percent from the a high of 34.1 marks reached on the day of its launch Nov . 18, to a low of 29.81 marks on Jan . 14.
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"And I'd like to offer a warning to the southern hemisphere _ you can't afford to lose us because if northern hemisphere rugby goes off the boil then any ideas of world development of rugby will fritter away ."
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"Obviously, we went public at a time when the market was very, very impressed by the opportunity represented by medical devices, and since then the whole market has come off the boil, " said Andrew Thompson, the company's chief executive.
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As the week ends there is evidence that the heat in this, the world's most dangerous confrontation, is off the boil, but the United States should remind India that reckless threats by one nuclear power against another are simply unacceptable in the discourse of nations.
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Annabel Leathes of BBC Music compared the song to another ballad from " Under My Skin ", " My Happy Ending ", since they both " pivot on the pain and despair of relationships going off the boil and, despite the stadium-rousing choruses ."
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"I would hope they're saying ` Let's get this seething sub-tribal and inter-ethnic problem off the boil, " said Chester A . Crocker, who was the assistant secretary of state for African affairs in the Rea % an administration.
