While in March spreads were broadly driven by a common systemic risk factor, the latest spike bringing Greek yields and CDS spreads to new highs is mostly a country-specific story, brought to light by a change of government and the revelation of far larger budget deficits than previously known and a severe cyclical and structural deterioration in public finances.
There was little detail in the first estimate of GDP from the statistics agency, Eurostat, but individual country reports suggested expansion was broadly driven by demand at home rather than abroad.
Winning teams are driven by the players.
Broadly defined as any tool or process that individuals, groups and governments use to affect the public arena, civic tech is really about using technology for public good, driven by the demonstrated needs of people.
In this case the optimal trajectory spends more time close to the barrier top, where the motion is diffusive and broadly distributed, driven by low amplitude noise.
But what this example makes clear is that Clinton (who would, that speech aside, go on to be impeached) had something to reset to: a broadly popular agenda, driven by a broadly popular and effective President.
While we cannot determine the exact composition of the end members from QFA, one of the modeled sources appears to be intermediate (roughly equal contributions of most of the elements in the model, that is, of Sc, Cr, Ni, Nb, La, and Th) in composition while the other two are broadly felsic (contributions driven by Al, Ti, and Sc, with lesser covarying Nb, La, and Th).
Aguilera, a small woman with a frighteningly capable voice, débuted in 1999 with one of teen pop's happiest moments, "Genie in a Bottle," a song driven by a broadly sexual metaphor: "You gotta rub me the right way".
"A recovery that's driven by more broadly shared prosperity, where consumption is fairly evenly shared through the economy, that kind of growth is more sustainable".
