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The Fed eventually wants to get to a point where interest rates are neither stimulating nor restricting the economy, as they are now.

“She will take a piece of text and really chew it and argue it. It’s very stimulating. And it’s lovely to have that kind of working relationship where you just understand what’s needed and how you’re going to find things.”

It kills trees that have a role to play in stimulating rainclouds to form, which disrupts delicately balanced rainfall cycles - creating a feedback loop leading to further drought.

From BBC

Reagan had come into office promising to cut taxes, and he argued that this would actually increase federal revenue by stimulating economic growth and creating a bigger pie from which the government could take its slice.

From Slate

"It was a completely unique, out-of-the-box script, you could tell it was visually stimulating," Moore tells BBC News, "and at the same time, we had no idea how it would end up, which made it even more risky and juicy."

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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