Costello's identity and his stature are each slippery enough to have attracted the attention even of a few academics, whose inquisitions — "Let us return to 'Pump It Up' " (see Brackett, p. 166) — conjure a character that can sound less like a person than like a piece of performance art.
Costello's identity and his stature are each slippery enough to have attracted the attention even of a few academics, whose inquisitions—"Let us return to 'Pump It Up' " (see Brackett, p. 166)—conjure a character that can sound less like a person than like a piece of performance art.
With upcoming changes in policy and abandoning the Paris Agreement, we will return to the pumping of fossil fuels instead of harnessing renewable energy and push our climate to a point of no return.
As would be expected, pump-and-dump investments on average produce considerable losses, with the average return to a pump-and-dump scheme being -28 percent.
Todd Rundgren, "Arena" (HiFi): Nearly every Rundgren album has a concept; this one is a return to the pump-your-fist rock of the late seventies and early eighties (Sept . 30.
The probability that surgery is cost effective decreases to 0.77 if patients who return to proton pump inhibitors have worse GORD symptoms than before surgery (scenario 7).
In the heating system, the water ejector can use the "surplus pressure" to pump return water from return pipe instead of using mixing pumps, thus achieving the purpose of energy conservation.
"I've had these feelings at Ohio State," he said, adding, "I readily admit, I couldn't have done this there, without being returned to Vernal, Utah, my hometown, to pump gas".
He's re-emerged as one of the most in-demand DJs on the circuit, as well as returning to the the studio to pump out even more tracks, like his recent "Bring Me To Life (Dub IV)" for Ultra and remixes for Diplo.
For example, many women timed weaning to coincide with their return to employment, feeling that pumping at work was inconvenient, embarrassing, or simply unnecessary.
