It is written down, it's not me concocting it".
THE Algerian regime has a habit of concocting figures.
The parents who ended up pulling their children out of the school and leaving Celebration obviously thought otherwise.Meanwhile, from his apartment on the other side of town, Andrew Ross is concocting a wholly more sceptical view of the Celebration experience.
So Mr Albanese has responded by concocting a third deal, with Chinalco, a largely state-owned Chinese aluminium firm.
A Boeing team of engineers, psychologists and marketing people are also concocting LED-lighting schemes to make cabins appear roomier—"to essentially distract people from the discomfort" of a tight squeeze, says Boeing's Mr Emery.
The fire has destroyed hundreds of homes in the holiday resort of Summerhaven and thousands of acres of woodland.See article: Fires again in the West's forestsMass resignationPeru's cabinet resigned en masse, leaving President Alejandro Toledo with the task of concocting a new one while simultaneously raising teachers' wages and trying to cut the deficit.
Omron Corporation, a Japanese developer of robotics software, is concocting a solution.
Collectively these offshoots are known as exchange-traded products (ETPs).The rationale for concocting this alphabet soup is the desire to create funds linked to illiquid asset classes.
A young reporter has gone to jail for allegedly concocting a story about a restaurant that served dumplings stuffed with cardboard.
She has admitted in the past to changing her name and her age, and to concocting a story for the Dutch authorities about running away from Somalia's civil war.
EVEN before America's war of independence in the late 1700s, the gnarled men of English stock who settled the hardscrabble hills and hollows of south-western Virginia were concocting home-made whiskey from sugar, malt, water and corn.
