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Stock markets, which had fallen all day, recovered slightly by the close after sources in the European Central Bank said it was poised for a massive bond buying spree to bring down the interest rate for the most debt ridden eurozone countries.

Gilbert, with his real estate spending spree and ability to bring big corporations into Detroit, has made significant progress.

In its quest to challenge Amazon, Walmart's speciality retailer buying spree last year allowed it to bring in small, but tactically important brands targeting upscale shoppers and millennials.

To go on a hiring spree: McDonald's, which plans to bring on fifty thousand new employees, all on April 19th.

But others argue that the Tories' deregulatory spree in the 80s could have done as much to bring about that out-of-kilter economic model as the forces of globalisation, which helped to undermine manufacturing.

To education officials, the building spree signals a rebirth of the government system, part of an $800 million statewide program to bring government schools into compliance with the new law.

Meanwhile, Nokia benefits from whatever Mosaid manages to bring in, but without looking like they're going on a wild suing spree.

Starting in 2010, when it invested in Club Med of France so as to bring its all-inclusive holiday resorts to China, it has gone on an acquisition spree.

If President Obama wants to bring his policy approval ratings up to his personal approval ratings rather than the reverse, he would do well to back off his spending spree and show some fiscal and regulatory prudence.

But the tight credit market that developed since brought the private equity buying spree to a close and might still derail the effort to take Canada's largest telecommunications private.

"The American people spoke loud and clear: stop the Washington spending spree and bring down the debt," Mr. McConnell said in a statement.