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The subjects' language was coded by independent judges, who rated it either non-inflated (Good job!) or inflated (That sounded magnificent!).

But partnerships with Anheuser-Busch, Coca-Cola, Sprint and FedEx have helped inflate that number.

The new data-sharing policies Facebook announced on April 21 only inflate that cost.

"It inflates the returns that they're showing from TARP and that looks good for them". The administration and some of the nation's largest banks have hastened to part company in recent weeks.

Many apps will need rewriting to deal with the new screen, which feels as though it inflates text in apps that don't use Apple's text system.

New money would get pumped into the real economy instead of just going straight into financial speculation where it inflates huge asset bubbles that only benefit the mega-rich.

Finally, as the survey was targeted to voters (party affiliation and voter registration were part of the survey weighting strategy) it inflates the chances that you will find people who, you know, report that they voted.

This practice is illegal, because it inflates the prices that small investors then pay.

The problem is that since you're under pressure from the journal editor to tell your story leading up to your conclusion without talking about all the blind alleys and accidents, it actually distorts the story itself because it inflates the probability that what you discovered is really significant.

LONDON — Every European summer, there is a club so desperate to spend that it inflates the market price of players.

Proponents of this practice claim that compensation benchmarking is an efficient mechanism used to gauge market wages within a competitive labor market, while detractors allege that it inflates pay because firms may arbitrarily select peers with generously remunerated executives.