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Transient left ventricular apical ballooning syndrome should be included in the differential diagnosis of acute chest pain.

Having achieved so much in extending health-care coverage over the past 30 years, the Republic of Korea is faced with ballooning costs from an ageing population.

The difference is that now they emerge in pressure on bond yields and ballooning current-account and budget deficits, rather than in dramatic foreign-exchange crises.

The Chinese government unveiled two dramatic measures on Wednesday to solve its economic dilemmas with a massive issue of special treasury bonds to buy its ballooning foreign exchange reserve and cutting the country's longstanding interest tax on personal savings.

Remember when fishing, ballooning and lifesaving were featured in the Olympics?

Add some edges to the top of this trunk door to create the ballooning along the symmetry axis.

You might have expected a deal that helped workers keep their jobs to play well in a country spooked by ballooning unemployment. Yet most voters hated it.

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THE state of Illinois has a rather crude way of coping with its ballooning budget deficit. It stops paying bills.

Mr Gregory, president of Lehman until he was ousted just before the end, should have been focused on the firm’s ballooning balance-sheet.

Before-and-after measurements show a ballooning of the students' weight, waist, fat, and liver enzymes.

Rather ballooning debt reflects a collapse in tax receipts as a consequence of recession and, in most countries, a big increase in public spending to shore up the economy.

The radiographic appearance is typically that of ballooning, or aneurysmal dilation, of the affected bone — usually the metaphysis of a long bone or dorsal vertebral body.

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The main meetings were best suited to ballooning enthusiastics, such was the hot air expelled from the stage.