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The bank, reacting to rising inflation and evidence that Britain has emerged from recession, announced that it would not extend its large purchases of government bonds.

The bank, reacting to rising inflation and evidence that Britain has finally emerged from recession, announced that it would not extend its large purchases of government bonds.

THE NEWS Facing Japan's worst recession in decades, the Bank of Japan said it would buy one trillion yen, or $10.7 billion, in corporate bonds and extend its purchases of unsecured short-term notes from corporations.

When might the company extend its season?

That helps extend its range.

Doing so helps Aramark extend its franchise.

Are about to extend its reach.

However, maintenance can extend its physical life.

Belstaff, which has outlets in London, Manchester and Glasgow, claims to be bucking the recession and is extending its territory beyond the motorcycling tradition that drew Che Guevara to its clothing when he rode around South America in 1951.

As Greece prepares to endure a fifth consecutive year of recession, as the crisis extends its reach, as cuts take their toll, as poverty deepens and unemployment climbs, evidence is mounting that society is tearing at the seams.

He insisted the government would continue to press international creditors to give the recession-plagued country more time to meet budget deficits by extending its fiscal consolidation programme from 2014 to 2016.