For decades, the bank deposits of Thailand's thrifty citizens had helped to maintain an investment rate of around 30% of GDP, which fuelled blazing growth.
This piqued my interest, and I started to read biographies of him, which fuelled my curiosity and admiration.
By November 1997 he was being left out more frequently, and his omission against Nottingham Forest provoked a public war of words, which fuelled rumours that the manager was to be dismissed and that Bruce would take over as caretaker until the end of the season.
The evidence of 'blind spots', which fuelled gender and ethnic discrimination, were evident mostly in the experiences of women.
Brexit provides perhaps a unique opportunity for these parties to start working together to develop an agreed withdrawal strategy aimed among other things at preserving market access and labour and environmental protections, together with massive public investment and regeneration of the deindustrialised areas which fuelled much of the Brexit vote.
In fact, as Kolbert points out in her post, one of the forces which fuelled Sandy is the much-higher-than-average sea temperature along the East Coast.
This is Mr Greenspan's attempt to set the record straight.The crisis, he argues, stemmed from a "classic euphoric bubble" whose roots lay in the sharp global decline in nominal and real long-term interest rates in the early part of the 2000s, which fuelled an unsustainable boom in house prices.
We're passing the high street, and reaching the esplanade, so it's time for a little lecture on Adam Smith, and how he would look out over the harbour, in the 1750s, and "see all these ships coming out of Kirkcaldy" and get his idea "that trade was the catalyst of change", the idea which fuelled The Wealth of Nations.
I passionately believe that that sense of grievance is one of the principle factors which fuelled Brexit.
