They allow you to mechanically breathe, or mechanically ventilate.

Social media propelled the political war

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But national preferences are diverse, and if mechanically imposed, fiscal centralization might incite resistance.

Ideas move even faster propelled, sustained, and strengthened by the Internet.

Then the global financial crisis hit, and Strauss Kahn was propelled to center stage.

But xenophobia and sovereignty were not the primary impulses that propelled the no votes.

MOGADISHU Somalia s internal conflict is propelled by a combustible mix of religion, politics, and clan rivalry.

For the spirit of justice and progress only works if propelled by the dynamics of free individuals.

It became a top ten hit worldwide and propelled ...Baby One More Time to sell even more.

MOGADISHU 45 45 Somalia s internal conflict is propelled by a combustible mix of religion, politics, and clan rivalry.

It was the encouragement I received from organisations that work on these issues that propelled me to continue writing.

As a first step, Obama must rediscover the great communications skills that propelled him to the White House in the first place.

As a first step, Obama must rediscover the great communications skills that propelled him to the White House in the first place.

What is the there was exhaust coming out of the back of the wingsuit. Was that a propelled wingsuit that you were wearing?

Buhari's ascendancy to power has been attributed to many factors, one of which was the social media propelled re branding of his candidacy.

This is a home built rocket propelled car. That's a 1953 Henry J I'm a bug for authenticity in a quiet neighborhood in Toledo.

Indeed, many academic economists believe that central bankers could perfectly well be replaced with a computer programmed to implement a simple rule that adjusts interest rates mechanically in response to output and inflation.

The higher growth tends to be associated with an investment boom, which in turn seems to be propelled by the lower cost of capital for firms.

Using a spring bed to catch a rocket propelled grenade is absolutely a version of the Boxers , who claimed they could block bullets with their bodies.

The Palestinian intifada, the terrorist attacks against New York and Washington in September 2001, and the invasion of Afghanistan and Iraq propelled Al Jazeera to global influence.

All the while, the seemingly unstoppable march of the market, globalization, and individualism that had propelled the right since Thatcher and Reagan came to an abrupt halt.

In particular, the fact that investment banks, which were propelled into riskier activities by these policy changes, were entirely outside the regulatory net was a recipe for disaster.

And it's driven and propelled forward by new leaders, like many of the people here, by new tools, like the ones we've seen here, and by new pressures.

The success of these products and services provided several years of stable financial returns, and propelled Apple to become the world's most valuable publicly traded company in 2011.

This may serve Germany s narrow self interest, but it will create a very different Europe from the open society that fired people s imagination and propelled European integration for decades.

It is likely that this operation was propelled from Pakistan through the Lashkar e Tauba, a terrorist organization sustained by hatred of secular India and backed by shadowy Pakistani agencies and street support.

Mayawati s shrewd alliances, including with some members of the upper castes, which propelled her to power in Uttar Pradesh, give her party a fighting chance to win a number of other seats as well.

But other things were not equal. In particular, the fact that investment banks, which were propelled into riskier activities by these policy changes, were entirely outside the regulatory net was a recipe for disaster.

In doing so, he neglected to focus on the structural problems that propelled a docile society to pour into the streets two and a half years ago to bring down his predecessor, Hosni Mubarak.

Consumer inflation increased fairly steadily (albeit with major short run swings), until the oil crises of 1973 4 and 1979 81 propelled it to historic highs in Europe, North America, Japan and other countries.

Mayawati s shrewd alliances, including with some members of the upper castes, which propelled her to power in Uttar Pradesh, give her party a fighting chance to win a number of other seats as well.

But when we started to descend between Mnogopolye and Chervonoselsk, the cross fire coming from anti tank guided missiles, zushka rocket propelled artillery systems, 30mm grenade launchers, BMD automatic guns, and small arms began.

It was almost made redundant in the 1970s, when the US floated the dollar, only to be saved in 1982 by the Mexican debt crisis, which propelled it into the role of global financial lifeguard.

But a second worldwide force also has propelled education to the center of the policy agenda in most countries the increased recognition of the importance of education by those who examine why countries succeed or fail.

He was propelled to the international stage in 2011 during the Tunisian Revolution, also known as the Jasmine Revolution, which was the first in a wave of uprisings in the Arab world called the Arab Spring.

One of the reasons that propelled the women to speak out were revelations made about the behavior of Denis Baupin, an elected minister from the Europe Ecology The Greens party, before his resignation in mid April.

And without trying to help her youthful partner who was painfully struggling to carry on the conversation the thread of which he had lost, as she mechanically obeyed the merry, loud, and authoritative orders of Korsunsky, who commanded every one to form now a grand rond, now a chaine, she watched, and her heart sank more and more.

But xenophobia and sovereignty were not the primary impulses that propelled the no votes. Above all, the no votes in France and Holland and rising discontent in other member states, such as Germany are the result of the inability of national governments and the Union to respond effectively to the problems that most concern citizens.

All the while, the seemingly unstoppable march of the market, globalization, and individualism that had propelled the right since Thatcher and Reagan came to an abrupt halt. And the communitarian traditions of the right, with their nationalist past lurking behind, may not be any easier to revitalize than the old fashioned socialism or New Deal populism.

But we do know that at least 30 men armed with AK47 rifles and grenades held India s business and financial center hostage, targeting both Indians and foreigners, particularly Americans and British. It is likely that this operation was propelled from Pakistan through the Lashkar e Tauba, a terrorist organization sustained by hatred of secular India and backed by shadowy Pakistani agencies and street support.