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If it dumped the euro for a new deutsche mark, its exchange rate would surge to make up for the difference, potentially crippling its exports, which have fed most of its economic growth over the last decade.

Booming China is the region's fastest-growing export market.Consumption, meanwhile, has faltered throughout South-East Asia in the face of rising fuel prices, which have fed inflation and prompted higher interest rates.

Wages, of course, are not necessarily the best gauge of higher living standards; many workers have benefited from profits and share-price rises which have fed through, for example, into their pension funds.

In the case of a crack-smoking, prostitute-frequenting Mr. Sheen, many people in Hollywood say there is a long list of enablers: managers and agents and publicists; a coterie of assistants and party buddies; prostitutes, drug dealers and sex film stars; and the tabloid media, which have fed on Mr. Sheen's antics for years.

The initiative aims to reduce the pressure from rising bank funding costs which have fed through into higher rates for domestic borrowers.

- Climate change could create more farmland in the north but the stable soil and weather patterns of centuries which have fed us since ancient times are at risk. - Newly-wealthy Chinese, Indians, and other Third World elites are switching from rice to beef which consumes water and grain.

4. Financial deregulation, which has fed inequality because very high incomes come disproportionately from that sector.

But he hasn't taken on the state's cockeyed system of taxation, which has fed New Jersey's fiscal distress.

The company, which has fed New Orleanians since the 1920s, had come back from the floodwaters of Hurricane Katrina.

Nor did it engage with North Korea's informal market economy, which has fed the people since the ruling party's economy collapsed in the 90s.

This creates pressure to entertain or perish, which has fed the press's dominant bias: not pro-liberal or pro-conservative but pro-conflict".