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Mr. Bush was helped mightily by forecasts of increasingly robust surpluses that made his plan seem more affordable.

Plans for additional mines here, supported largely by forecasts of robust demand in China, have lured many to this corner of the Amazon in search of work.

From Mary Shelley's Frankenstein through Arnold Toynbee, HG Wells and Aldous Huxley, each human advance is accompanied by forecasts of disaster.

The lesson is that as interest rates and inflation move closer to zero, central banks need to cut interest rates more forcefully than would normally be called for by forecasts of growth and inflation.

The study found that job prospects in the public sector had fallen to the weakest level in four years, dragged down by forecasts of further rounds of redundancies in local government.

They conclude that, when interest rates and inflation move closer to zero, and there is a risk of deflation, central banks need to cut interest rates more forcefully than is normally justified by forecasts of inflation and growth.The popular perception is that the Fed did indeed cut interest rates last year more aggressively than did the Bank of Japan in the early 1990s.

The latest gains were driven by analyst forecasts of even better days ahead.

This is backed by price forecasts of the UK government Climate Change Committee and the US Energy Information Agency.

Mr. Beason was most likely emboldened by the forecasts of a constitutional future for his Arizona template, which should impress the court with the gravity of its responsibility.

By early summer, forecasts of the onset of a major El Niño had all but disappeared from news headlines.

They show a week-by-week forecast of the possible number of cases in the three worst-affected countries: Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone.