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Such debt purchases are intended to revive the credit markets and add liquidity to the economy, Many economists said they expected that support for expanding the program to buy mainly government debt, which was halted at £200 billion, or $317 billion, almost a year ago, would gain momentum from a committee meeting at the bank this week.

Saturday's rainout killed their momentum from a 7-5 extra-inning victory against Atlanta on Friday.

He had the benefit of a state-of-the-art organisation and considerable momentum from a string of victories.

The bill also gained momentum from a series of articles written by Gannett newspapers in South Jersey.

It gained momentum from a developing frustration with the lack of opportunities to hold the government to account outside elections.

That's several months before it gained momentum from a new generation of protesters invoking the spirit of its historic marches.

For the third straight game, the Nets (3-4) were unable to build momentum from a victory.

Nevertheless, Trump believes he has some fresh momentum from a saga he has described as "bigger than Watergate".

We coherently transfer orbital angular momentum from a holographically generated light beam to a 87Rb condensate using a two-photon stimulated Raman process.

Romo found Robinson in the back of the end zone on the first play to salvage some momentum from a sluggish first half.

Orozco entered the dauntingly trackless field of contemporary art with momentum from an intensively cultivated childhood.