Another spike in the 1980s another spike in shows about control and power.

Spike growth

That spike was all Victoria.

Back in 1825, the Bank of England s Governor Cornelius Buller understood that when the private sector had a sudden panic driven spike in demand for safe and liquid financial assets, it was the Bank s responsibility to meet that demand and so keep bankruptcy and depression at bay.

Failed direct talks have often led to a spike in violence.

Look at this green spike in 1966 to a bellwether show.

The spots were directed by Spike Lee.

There is another spike visible at 22.

Yes, correct. That spike was all Victoria.

She appeared at Spike TV's 2008 Video Game Awards in December 2008.

Subjects watch 22 porn displays. See that spike?

But could they have predicted this unprecedented spike

With orgasm you get a spike of dopamine.

The spike would have to go infinitely high.

Hold... Plain Cokes or did you spike 'em?

And, despite the spike in unemployment, productivity growth in the eurozone is decidedly negative.

After the first wave (early 1880s) there was another spike in aliyah in 1890.

But the scale of the price spike exceeds normal demand and supply factors, pointing to the role of speculation and underscoring the need for policy action to clean up the oil market.

With a brief spike in the run up to the US war with Iraq.

So remember we said the axon looks like a spike.

A spike in defaults could destabilize the entire financial system and trigger an economic downturn.

Indeed, the spike in oil prices actually gives independent producers an incentive to boost production.

What I really had in mind was to spike your wine with a little arsenic.

Indeed, opinion polls conducted in Gaza show a spike in support for Hamas after every Israeli escalation.

There's a spike at 33. Those are people doing one step.

The outcome, preceded by a spike in extremist violence, is likely to reverberate far and wide.

Now, Steve, you know where the spike is, but nobody else, does?

And about seven years before you're about to die, there's a spike.

How come, a spike like THlS, simply held him to the cross?

music intensifies Or was it rather with a 9 inch spike, which held him to the cross, driven though both palms of his hands, and a spike through his shins.

And one of these guys, he must have been 22, he had 150 percent spike in oxytocin.

You'll see that every time fantasy and imagination shows rise, it maps to a spike in unemployment.

For example, the recent spike in oil prices would have been driven by an irrational frenzy in futures markets.

Now, Steve, you know where the spike is, but nobody else, does? Correct?

Do you think the spike is under your left or your right hand?

There was a spike a few years before, but that wasn't actually Queensland.

Instead of trying to say, oh, what does that spike exactly look like?

GENEVA The recent sharp spike in food prices and growing concerns about food security have sparked anxiety worldwide.

The rapid spike in prices would harm all economies that import oil, regardless of where it comes from.

Not surprisingly, the spike in food prices was a contributing factor in the civil unrest that sparked the Arab Spring.

In Darfur, a spike in attacks by armed militia forces left civilians dead or injured, thousands displaced and homes destroyed.

A spike in long term rates would lower the price of JGBs, destroying household wealth and, in turn, reducing consumer spending.

Direct talks also have some well known liabilities. Failed direct talks have often led to a spike in violence.

Even a temporary spike in oil prices can have long term effects because of the social reactions they provoke.

If that happens, oil prices could rapidly spike and, as in the summer of 2008, trigger a global recession.