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Government spending, the bank added pointedly, was contributing to inflationary pressures.Ignoring the warnings, Mr Howard promised more than A$9 billion ($8 billion) more spending at his launch, on top of pledges costing A$43 billion since the campaign started.

TESS, which is about the size of a small car, will launch on top of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.

Eventually, Orion will carry 4 astronauts and launch on top of NASA's rocket-in-the-making, the Space Launch System SLSSpace Launch System SLS

SpaceX will now upgrade its Dragon freighter and is expected to launch on top of the company's Falcon 9 rocket to the orbiting outpost this week, according to Space.com.com

Indeed it has; with the launch of SubHub Lite we believe we are now the first major commercial service to launch on top of Drupal 7. If our original sin was to launch without a techie co-founder, our saving grace was to set up the business in Cardiff rather than London.

A Mercury, Gemini, or Apollo spacecraft was launched on top of a stack of boosters — usually three — which fired serially; the shuttle orbiter is part of what is called a parallel cluster of rockets.

Now, itwants to divide that money between the space station (allowing crews to do some actual science there) and the development of a reusable "orbital space plane" (OSP) that would be launched on top of a cheap expendable rocket.If the request is approved, it will represent a big change of strategy, since research has already started on a fully reusable vehicle.

Every day, something new launches on top of Twitter; some get coverage, some don't.

Launching on top of United Launch Alliance's Atlas V rocket, Cygnus was carrying 7,500 pounds of food, water, science experiments, and other necessary supplies.

These two new tools, says the Bottlenose team, are just the first two apps it is launching on top of its platform.

The launch comes on top of Gogobot's recently launched "Tribes" vertical, which allows users to search for destinations or different experiences according to their style and preferences of choice.