Collision course Coming up for air Still buoyant Frat party Reprints Related items London's economy: Coming up for airAug 5th 2010With the hustings over (bar some televised debates next month) those undecided between the brothers are weighing up the usual factors.
Collision course Coming up for air Still buoyant Frat party Reprints Related items London's economy: Coming up for airAug 5th 2010The trouble is that such dry cost-benefit analysis conflicts with another of the coalition government's stated policies: to rebalance Britain's economy away from its current reliance on London and the south-east.
The mood at the sales, he said, was buoyant and underlined the generally strong appetite for top works of art and other items.
While party food and alcohol sales were buoyant, as were new TVs and tablet devices, traditional summer sellers such as barbecues and gardening items, outdoor furniture and summer clothing all suffered.
Buoyant initial sales are typically followed by a sharp decline several months later, inviting the steady introduction of items to take their place.
As this sprawling city of 20 million people steels itself for the 18th Party Congress, all sorts of potentially buoyant objects — balloons, homing pigeons, Ping-Pong balls and remote-control toy airplanes — are finding their way onto lists of suspicious items that could potentially carry protest messages and mar the meticulously choreographed political spectacle.
And despite a buoyant economy, low unemployment and no significant terrorist attacks on American soil since September 11th 2001, most Americans think little has been done.Related items America's mid-term elections: The vultures gatherNov 2nd 2006The president's approval rating is below 40%.
But consulting is buoyant.
Beautiful, sensitive, buoyant man.
Simple, more refined items, though, like the roasted-tomato salsa and the frutas guacamole, made with quince and flecked with pomegranate seeds, are sumptuously buoyant and piquant.
