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Berkeley
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Berkeley, start the siege tower forward.
I shot an arrow in the air, she fell to Earth in Berkeley Square.
Professor Saunders over in Berkeley.
On Tuesdays, I take a course in General Semantics at Berkeley, finding new four-letter words.
Can you see my Aunt Tessa's face, when this one tells us one or two of the words I've picked up at Berkeley?
Acme Funeral Parlour up in Berkeley.
Mr Berkeley, refamiliarise yourself with penal colony procedures.
Oh say - Elaine gets down from Berkeley on Saturday.
Hey, Ben, Elaine's coming down from Berkeley soon.
Right? I'm going up to Berkeley today.
You mean she doesn't know that you're coming up to Berkeley?
I've always wanted to see Berkeley.
In Berkeley?
I want to know why you're here in Berkeley?
On June the 16th, you checked into the Sherwyn Hotel in Pittsburgh as Mr.George Kaplan of Berkeley, California.
I live in Berkeley Mews.
Oh, say, Elaine gets down from Berkeley on Saturday.
Elaine's coming from Berkeley.
I'm going to Berkeley today.
That you're coming up to Berkeley?
You can drop me in Berkeley Square.
Professor Saunders, over in Berkeley.
You're beaming cargo down to a penal colony, Mr. Berkeley.
Oh, Mr. Berkeley. You might refamiliarize yourself with the manual - on penal-colony procedures.
He also holds classes in constitutional law at Berkeley.
Uh, I picked this up at Berkeley.
The students at Berkeley? The Mormons in Utah?
Mention the ivory to Berkeley Cole.
Berkeley Cole.
News and current affairs
BERKELEY - Former US Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers had a good line at the International Monetary Fund meetings this year: governments, he said, are trying to treat a broken ankle when the patient is facing organ failure.
BERKELEY - On the back left corner of my desk right now are three recent books: Arthur Brooks' The Battle, Charles Murray's Coming Apart, and Nicholas Eberstadt's A Nation of Takers.
BERKELEY - It is hard right now to write about American political economy.
BERKELEY - This year began with a series of reports providing tantalizing evidence that economic recovery in the United States is strengthening.
BERKELEY - US Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke is not regarded as an oracle in the way that his predecessor, Alan Greenspan, was before the financial crisis.
BERKELEY - William McChesney Martin, a Democrat, was twice reappointed to the job of Chairman of the United States Federal Reserve by Republican President Dwight D. Eisenhower.
BERKELEY - When the French politician and moral philosopher Alexis de Tocqueville published the first volume of his Democracy in America in 1835, he did so because he thought that France was in big trouble and could learn much from America.
Professor Maury Obstfeld of the University of California at Berkeley and I have been warning for some time that without pro-active policy adjustments, the dollar is vulnerable to a sharp collapse, with many attendant risks.
The University of California at Berkeley is public.
BERKELEY - For more than 170 years, it has been accepted doctrine that markets are not to be trusted when there is a liquidity squeeze.
Faculty and graduates from the strong science and engineering departments of two nearby major universities, Stanford and the University of California at Berkeley, have been leaders in forming dynamic startups.
BERKELEY - However bad you think the global economy is today in terms of the business cycle, that is only one lens through which to view the world.
BERKELEY - Imagine that, as a young scientist, you spent years collecting information about the foundations of how nature works.
BERKELEY - As Stephen Cohen, with whom I wrote The End of Influence: What Happens When Other Countries Have the Money, likes to say, economies do not evolve; they are, rather, intelligently designed.
BERKELEY - The United States continues to recover from its deepest economic slump since the Great Depression, but the pace of recovery remains frustratingly slow.
BERKELEY - Getting out of our current financial mess requires understanding how we got into it in the first place.
BERKELEY - The competition for reserve-currency status is conventionally portrayed as a winner-take-all game.
BERKELEY - In the mid-2000's, the United States had a construction boom.
Berkeley - While the new Obama administration is commanding global attention, America's future may be written - as so many times before - in and by its largest state.
BERKELEY - In recent months, China has taken center stage in the international debate over global warming.
BERKELEY - The recent dizzying plunge in the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges has posed a unique test for China's Communist rulers.
BERKELEY - It is fitting that the upcoming G-20 summit is being held in Pittsburg, an old industrial center of an advanced industrial country, for the advanced countries have been allowed to set the agenda for strengthening financial systems.
BERKELEY - Europe is now moving ineluctably toward a bailout for Greece. There will be emergency financing.
Chu is a former Berkeley and Stanford professor of physics and head of the Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, while Locke is a former Washington State governor and a long-time supporter of US-China commercial exchanges.
BERKELEY - Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao's forthcoming trip to India, following hard on the heels of President Barack Obama's recent visit, will provide another opportunity for the media to gush about the growing global economic clout of China and India.
BERKELEY - At this stage in the worldwide fight against depression, it is useful to stop and consider just how conservative the policies implemented by the world's central banks, treasuries, and government budget offices have been.
BERKELEY - Back in 1981, America's Republican Party gave up all belief that the government's budget ought to be balanced.