The moment the agreement was signed, the focus turned to the economy and stocks began their plunge -- compounded, of course, by events in Europe.
Like synthetic cannabinoids, the identification of these compounds, of course, cannot be performed using these methods; moreover, the detection of small amounts or mixtures of cathinones is difficult.
There was an actual Qur'an at the compound too, of course, but sometimes even religious extremists want the Cliff's Notes version of their faith, I guess.
Compounding this of course is how much of the world's economy has become dependent on China's economic growth, whether Brazil, Africa, Southeast Asia or Australia, and how will this slow down affect the economics and politics of those countries?
Asked by reporters if he, too, would have given the order to raid Bin Laden's compound, Mr. Romney replied, "Of course, of course," before taking the jab at Mr. Carter, the former Democratic president known for his longtime work promoting peace.
Compounding the problem, of course, is the borrowed money these funds use to enhance their performance.
MGM compounded the problem, of course, with its constant pressure on the adolescent Judy to lose weight.
Furthermore, both petrol and diesel cars emit NO compounds, and these can of course contribute to lung problems.
He was isolated to a great extent from many of the things that he longed for – and it was compounded with mental issues, of course.
What they share is fear, of course, compounded by a creeping sense that there is no rhyme or reason to their existence.
