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Phelps was only seventh at the 50-meter turn, and it seemed impossible that he could have surged in front at the end.

Several countries, including China and India, continue to subsidize consumer fuel costs and in some cases have cut gas-station prices this year as oil prices have surged.

What is more surprising is that, as the tea-party movement surged through the 2010 election cycle, Texas actually turned out to be one of the less incendiary states.

The trend reversed in early 1987 and sterling subsequently rose by 17% against the punt. Irish exports surged by 10% a year from 1987 to 1990, accounting for most of the economy’s impressive growth.

The elevator surged smoothly skyward.

That means the claimant count has surged by around 600, 000 in the past year.

Support for the market economy among Venezuelan respondents has also surged.

Oil prices surged yesterday amid market fears that the Panamanian crisis could hit US crude oil supplies.

But the flood tide has already surged past the half-built bulwarks and Ireland has now been forced to capitulate and accept outside help.

I felt lousy the first couple days but then my energy surged. I also felt more clear-headed than ever, as if a "fog of brain" had been lifted; it felt like my brain had gotten a CPU and a RAM upgrade.

Soon the Negro "soul sound" surged into the white mass market.

Global PC sales surged 22.4 percent last quarter, industry tracker IDC said this week, helped by strong demand from businesses, signaling a strong outlook for Microsoft.

The train surged off the small station.

Rabobank's predictions add to forecasts that food costs may surge next year, potentially raising inflation and paving the way for a reprisal of the bull market in 2008, when prices surged to records.

They surged through cheering and Shouting and were be met by jubilant West Berliners on the other side.