The figures, an early "flash" estimate from the European statistics office, showed core inflation, which excludes the effect of volatile items such as food, alcohol and tobacco, edging down to 0.5% this month from 0.7% in December.
The complementary towers intended to dominate this city's skyline are little more than a partly completed office building core and a six-story hotel superstructure.
While Gillard's record in office on core feminist issues is questionable, such distinctions are lost to those immersed in the euphoria of resentment.
Sonja-Katrin Fuisz-Kehrbach is a project leader at the Boston Consulting Group's Hamburg office and core member of BCG's sustainability team.
The Legislature sought to fast-track a measure that would have stripped her office of core powers, including the right to sue the state, represent individuals and have official opinions carry the force of law.
Because with Labour in disarray and the Conservative leadership contemplating a lengthy period in office, upsetting core Tory supporters, many of whom quite like the BBC, by attacking it is much less appealing.
Climate education, says Frank Niepold, education lead of NOAA's Climate Program Office, is "core stuff, not just a fashionable blip".
Rick Miller, a former deputy state superintendent who's now executive director of the nonprofit California Office to Reform Education (CORE), said the seven districts comprising CORE could redirect $84 million to rehire teachers and counselors by redirecting dollars that had to have been spent on tutoring services in Program Improvement schools.
Together these offices provide the core infrastructure that enables country offices to prepare for and respond to crises.
In turn planners hope that the neighborhood's growing office and residential core will feed area businesses.
