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The Federal Reserve's open market operations added $17 billion in reserves to the system Thursday morning and said it might inject more funds later.
It's plausible that he might inject new life into the subjects at hand here.
To remove the pipe-clogging scale, operators might inject chemicals to dissolve it.
PAGE A14 New Public Broadcast Chief The Corporation for Public Broadcasting named Patricia S. Harrison, a former co-chairwoman of the Republican National Committee, as its next president, brushing aside concerns that she might inject partisanship into the organization.
It's going to power budget, convertible PC designs, Intel says, which might inject some fresh life in the sluggish PC market, though we've yet to see any real promising indication that Microsoft's efforts along those lines with the Surface RT are paying any big dividends – in fact, quite the opposite.
Moreover, better understanding of telltale mutations might inject new vigour into the sequencing drive.
Roger Clemens seemed to make an overt attempt to blend in, but now he is in his second season and might inject himself.
If you're unfortunate enough to have trouble with your vision, an ophthalmologist might inject you with fluorescein dye and examine your eye.
And the scramble for a prime seat above might inject another element of neighborly competition into Westchester County's status-conscious suburbs.
The senators' assertions "might inject some temporary strain or awkwardness at a diplomatic level," said Kenneth L. Wainstein, a senior national security official in the George W. Bush administration.
That is one way Jeter and his agent, Casey Close, might inject some mutual back-scratching creativity into the talks beyond the sticky subjects of money and years.
