And I was so stimulated.

You want to be stimulated.

In Asia, economic growth had stimulated food consumption.

Over time, this stimulated ever greater economic convergence.

This in turn stimulated China s unsuccessful intervention in North Vietnam.

This has stimulated interest in the possible preventive potential of antioxidant supplements.

Ultimately it's got to be there if we stimulated it with it.

And it's these electrical objects that are holding all the information about whatever stimulated it.

If you arouse people enough and get them stimulated enough, they will laugh at very, very little.

For example, segmented production for global supply chains has stimulated trade in intermediate goods and promoted foreign direct investment.

Instead, easy money stimulated the economy by inducing households to refinance their mortgages, and to spend some of their capital.

And of course, when it comes to cognitive effects, use it or lose it applies, so you want to stay mentally stimulated.

United Russia Fetisov the Sochi Olympics were a holiday for the entire country. Zhukov the Sochi Olympics stimulated the development of sports in Russia.

Indeed, in part because tsunamis are one of the risks of an asteroid collision, the Indian Ocean disaster has stimulated new interest in asteroid defense.

Splashing in the diving pool and ethereal sauna oils the wellness factor in baths is so great because all the senses are stimulated, according to Meder.

The EU led Stability Pact for South Eastern Europe has since 1999 successfully stimulated regional cross border cooperation, for the first time since the breakdown of Yugoslavia.

In the West, this interest derives in part from declining faith in traditional trade unionism in the postcommunist East it was stimulated by the speedy collapse of state socialism.

Once rice output began to expand, Bukenya and other Ugandan politicians played another smart card they lobbied successfully for a 75 duty on foreign rice, which stimulated rice production further.

Much of the rice grown in Pakistan, Vietnam, and especially America is stimulated by subsidies, and then dumped into African markets at low prices sometimes below the cost of production.

But the global downturn may also accentuate protectionism, especially if nationalistic impulses gain the upper hand, perhaps stimulated by fire sales of domestic assets (as we saw during the Asian financial crisis).

Now, under President Roh Moo hyun, a new Truth and Reconciliation Law has not only stimulated a thorough airing of historical grievances, but has also led to a hunt for past collaborators.

But the yen had risen regularly since then, stimulated by purchases by investors who regard it as a shelter in these uncertain times of worldwide economic slowdown and the debt crisis in Europe.

Today, that first lesson appears to have been learned various bailout and stimulus packages have stimulated depressed economies sufficiently for us to have a reasonable expectation that the worst of the slump is over.

Over the last three decades, increased economic and trade integration has bolstered the region s growth. For example, segmented production for global supply chains has stimulated trade in intermediate goods and promoted foreign direct investment.

China s diplomatic self confidence has been buoyed by its being the first country to recover from the global economic crisis thanks to a massive and early infusion of government and bank investment that stimulated demand.

True, the economy was stimulated a little bit by Bush's tax cuts it was probably stronger in the short run (though arguably not in the long run) than it would have been had there been no tax cuts.

He went about all day and only brought back three, but on the other hand he brought back, as he always did after a day's shooting, a splendid appetite, good spirits, and the stimulated mental condition which in his case always accompanied physical exertion.

Much of the rice grown in Pakistan, Vietnam, and especially America is stimulated by subsidies, and then dumped into African markets at low prices sometimes below the cost of production. These rice exporters, including the US, also maintain stiff import duties, thereby protecting domestic farmers from global competition.

Once rice output began to expand, Bukenya and other Ugandan politicians played another smart card they lobbied successfully for a 75 duty on foreign rice, which stimulated rice production further. Rice output has risen by two and a half times since 2004, according to the Ministry of Trade, to 180,000 metric tons, while consumption of imported rice fell by half from 2004 to 2005 alone.