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...full percent of it to a temporary boost from the ending of the miners' strike. He expects the expansion to taper off to 2.25% next year. Brittan noted that the slowdown in the U.S. has not seriously affected West European growth so far because it has limited American output but not demand for products supplied by the rest of the world...
OPEC put off until the fall the touchy matter of how much oil each producer could pump. In October the members agreed on an overall output ceiling of 16 million bbl. per day. Any new plan would reshuffle quotas within that limit, but several countries want their quotas increased. Said Subroto: "The potato was too hot to handle." The point is moot. As demand has dropped off, OPEC members now pump only about 14.5 million bbl. daily because that is all they can sell...
...Harvard’s winning scoring output of 13 in Game 2, only seven earned runs—two of them on Josh Klimkiewicz’ opposite-field moonshot in the fifth—counted against Princeton’s three pitchers...
Nancy Long Seiber, also from HSPH, names another dangerous side effect. “The main issue seems to be the fact that both alcohol and caffeine are diuretics, meaning that they increase your urine output. If people consume these drinks [and] then do a lot of dancing, for instance, you might become dangerously dehydrated, which could cause blood pressure to drop, which could cause you to pass...
...next season, they dutifully took role-player positions, ceding to the returning players for the good of the team. Corriero posted 62 points—second in the nation—her freshman year, only to see a drop in her own output as that of the team’s rose...