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But the Leeds report's authors say the UK's long-term CO2 targets would have to be tightened if Britain took responsibility for the extra emissions stimulated by the demand from British consumers for overseas goods.

The aim of this is to decrease the pressure inside, increase the blood flow, and let the extra space stimulate new healthy bone tissue production with new blood vessels.

This would reduce long-run deficits while stimulating extra spending immediately.

[A15.] Top-Line Hotels Are Cutting Rates Many top-shelf hotels are having rate sales, partly as a way to fill rooms left empty by the retreat of corporate clients and partly in hopes of stimulating extra summer leisure travel.

Across the board, and for the first time in recent memory, many top-shelf hotels are having rate sales, partly as a way to fill rooms left empty by the sharp and sudden retreat of corporate clients, and partly in hopes of stimulating extra summer leisure travel as a potential catalyst for a hoped-for resumption of robust travel this fall or winter.

She hopes changing people's perception of the illness will stimulate extra funding.

We could hypothesize further that adding an extra feature will stimulate a competitor to match it.

The government has already adopted one supplemental budget of extra spending to stimulate the economy, and is preparing a second.

Activities that put stress on bones stimulate extra deposits of calcium and nudge bone-forming cells into action.

In addition, the regional development agencies may inject an extra £100m to stimulate regional and national economic development, but so far there is little detail about when or how this money will be spent.

10.02am: Lucas Papademos's call for extra measures to stimulate that Greek economy (see 9.55am) reminds me that Francois Hollande, the socialist candidate for the French presidency, has demanded that the European Central Bank is given a new mandate for growth.