In the core U . K . electricity business, we benefited from a 3 percent increase in electricity demand, which was spurred by the buoyant economy,
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"The country's leasing and financing industry is currently experiencing significant asset expansion as a result of the country's buoyant economy,"
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And at a time when the Internet is widely believed to be driving the buoyant economy, the financial incentives to continue on the current trajectory are huge.
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Economists point to Mexico's still-buoyant economy, its tight fiscal discipline and its proactive monetary policy as factors that will eventually attract investors back.
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Interest rates are rising, signs of inflation have popped up in the buoyant economy and many stocks remain very expensive relative to their expected stream of earnings.
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Somerville's buoyant economy during this period was tied to industries that tended to locate at the periphery of the residential core, near freight rail corridors.
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The availability of water and fertile land in the hands of competitive private farmers, has been the most important factor behind a buoyant economy since the 1980s.
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Katharine Abraham, the commissioner of labor statistics, told Congress on Friday that many of these people were being drawn into the labor force by the buoyant economy.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention attributed the improvement to stricter sentencing, tougher gun laws, the ebbing of the crack cocaine problem and the buoyant economy.
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Normally, a buoyant economy and the prospect of higher U . S . rates would tend to boost the dollar by attracting investors to dollar-denominated holdings.
