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"Economic growth leads to more spending, more production and ultimately rising profits," he said.

She joined Bloomingdales in the Personnel Department ultimately rising to Operating Vice President.

What can happen next is a debt spiral, a vicious circle of sinking confidence, rising borrowing costs and, ultimately, rising debt burdens.

The cloudlike design proposal by Mr. Gehry calls for a structure built of titanium, glass and stone, ultimately rising to a maximum height of 40 to 45 stories, although it would have far fewer actual floors.

In turn, this could lead to more claims, and ultimately rising premiums to cover the extra cost.

But in the 1990s the show caught on big with technology moguls and Hollywood celebrities, with the ticket price ultimately rising to $4,000.

Nearby is the construction site for a sanitation garage that will ultimately rise 120 feet.

Others note that ticket prices could ultimately rise much higher as a result of the plan.

The purchase price ultimately rose beyond what Cuban felt the franchise was worth, and the Rangers Baseball Express won out.

In Chelsea, there's Ten23, at 23rd and 10th Avenue; and in Midtown, One57, which will ultimately rise 90 stories at, of course, 157 West 57th Street.

If his filmmaking adventures have taught him anything, he said, it was that even in collaboration, artistry ultimately rises or falls on one person's vision.