Two years ago, the ADB was searching for a role in an Asia that was growing fast with surplus savings, burgeoning foreign exchange reserves and easy access to capital.
A state-owned Chinese weekly, China Business, reported over the weekend based on unnamed sources that China Investment Corp., which has been tasked with managing the countrys burgeoning foreign-exchange reserves, and the steelmakers Baosteel, Shougang Group and Angang Steel, were working on a $200 billion bid for Rio Tinto.
Burgeoning mouse populations and exchange among scientists have led to the re-emergence of many of these agents.
There has been a growing appreciation that with the trading of oil and oil product futures on the commodity exchanges and the burgeoning electronic markets, a vast new terrain has opened to orchestrate the price of oil in a global and sparsely regulated arena.
Huang, born in 1964 has risen out of the pack of would-be suitors for Liverpool via his knowledge of the New York stock exchange, combined with the burgeoning financial power of China.
The ability to integrate diverse medical and public health datasets, particularly in this time of burgeoning availability of data from health information exchanges, offers unprecedented opportunities for health research and surveillance.
But the demand for a ready medium of exchange and a recognized measure of value in the burgeoning American economy continued to outstrip the meager supply of precious metals in circulation.
After he came to the States in 1988 on a literary exchange program -- and decided to stay when China's burgeoning free speech and democracy movement was violently closed down by the government the following year -- in 1993 he founded, with a group of writer friends, like himself all Chinese exiles in their 30's, a magazine called "Tendency".
Even more important, it must put an end to the non-stop burgeoning of Jewish settlements.Mr Bush, if he is really now exchanging his brass hat for a peacemaking boater, must insist that Mr Sharon obey the road map's injunctions both on normalisation and on a settlement freeze.
Several years later, in the middle of a burgeoning "scandal" involving more than a dozen Carolina football players, the e-mail exchange between McAdoo and the former tutor was unearthed, and his actions were reported to the N.C.A.A. and the school's honor court.
As they exchange everyday chatter about their families — Francis boasts of her son's burgeoning black-market DVD business, Loretta frets that with her bricklaying husband long out of work, they cannot afford to send their daughter on a school trip to Euro Disney — neither seems particularly concerned that "wee Davy," as they call him, never emerges.
