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And although analysts have thrown increasingly bullish estimates at the market, such as Goldman Sachs' infamous $200 oil forecast, Thursday's late bout of profit-taking may suggest that the upward momentum will not be smooth.

AS THE presidential campaign nears its denouement, both candidates are throwing increasingly vicious barbs at the other's plans for what to do with future budget surpluses.

Jansen carried the count to 2-and-1 on Jayson Werth, throwing increasingly wildly.

The weapon of choice now is to throw increasingly large sums of money at the problem, and this works because the masses are not ready to fight.

The Lonely Island team premiered a new SNL digital short last night called "On the Ground," which featured Andy Samberg throwing increasingly ridiculous things...on the ground.

Zardari and the P.P.P. seemed to have increasingly thrown in their lot with Musharraf, appointing allies of the president to key posts.

During our amble around town an elderly lady in a headscarf (since 9/11 the Maldivians, previously relaxed Muslims with a little bit of local magic thrown in, have increasingly been embracing a stricter Islamic code) stops me to enquire whether Molly and Dan are my only children.

The growing frequency – and potency – of attacks by al-Shabaab on Kenyan soil have thrown an increasingly harsh spotlight on Kenya's security forces, accused in a police watchdog report last year of apparent incompetence and cowardice.

As the Harry Potter series continued, Harry, Ron and Hermione often found themselves temporarily thrown into increasingly terrifying, high-stakes situations, far beyond the controlled tests offered in their classes.

And those companies that have already broken out throw increasingly outrageous parties, fighting hard to seduce an A-List crowd.

Maw, a free spirit who occasionally earned money doing interior decorating, threw herself increasingly into astrology and mysticism.