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Burst

In marketing, an ad on a product that looks vaguely like an explosion. For example, a burst may be placed on a cereal box touting the number of vitamins and minerals it contains. A burst is meant to call attention to itself in order to entice buyers. It is used both in consumer goods and in direct mail.
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Or maybe the popular media just decided they had missed enough stories--the dot-bomb and the now-legendary accounting irregularities at Enron and WorldCom--that they better make sure they reported this one before it was too late, even if they report in the next breath that Alan Greenspan says a bursting bubble is unlikely.
Bursting bubbles: the real story isn't about falling home values. It's about rising interest rates and job losses. (Editor's Notes)
Therefore, the impact of a bursting bubble on growth could be very sharp and even severe, but it would be short-lived because of support from public sector spending.
If the Chinese bubble bursts ... who globally would be most affected? Certainly Chinese authorities might succeed in their effort to safely slow the pace of rapidly rising asset prices. Yet assume this scenario: the authorities fail and sometime over the next several years the asset bubble suddenly bursts. What happens then for the Chinese economy?
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If as a result of a "bursting bubble" exports to China were cut in half, total Japanese exports would thus shrink by around 6 percent, or 0.75 percent of GDP (not taking indirect effects into account).
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As well as gravy, the online retailer is also currently selling shimmer dust for gin, shimmer for prosecco, juicy bursting bubbles for your drinks and a selection of glitter jam, including rhubarb and ginger gin flavour as well as raspberry and prosecco.
You can now buy glitter gravy and add some serious sparkle to your Christmas dinner; If you love things that sparkle and shine you won't want to miss out on getting your hands on some glitter gravy
But in Bursting Bubbles, Robert Walters writes: "The method was presented by Christopher Merret to the Royal Society in 1662, at least 30 years before [its use] in the Champagne region.
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Other contaminants come ashore in spray, particularly as microparticles from bursting bubbles.
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The heavy base fits perfectly in the palm of your hand and the shape supposedly enhances the sound of pouring, and lightly bursting bubbles before you take each sip.
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Second, the pollutants concentrated in surface biofilms contaminate sea spray from bursting bubbles, which dry up as microparticles carried inland on breezes.
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