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Well, there are a couple of indicators that the breathtaking rally could be running out of steam.
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Lately, though, there have been signs that consumers might be running out of steam.
ECONOMIST: Still on amber
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But just as the Americans appeared to be running out of steam, the winning goal finally arrived.
BBC: USA 1-0 Algeria
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Although failure in this goal is virtually assured--Disney doesn't appear to be running out of steam--the Challenge is successfully revitalizing Lego by goading it out into profitable, uncharted territory.
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There may still be scepticism and questions over taste, but if the distinctive four funnels of Titanic 2 steam out of Southampton Water in 2016 as planned, the world will certainly be watching.
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That will take some of the steam out of Asia's exports, which may already be levelling off.
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Arguments and mis-information about the economic benefits, employees, whether the finished product would or could be exported, etc. have all run out of steam.
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But 6% annualized GDP growth could be the top limit for Germany as that economy runs out of steam.
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Now Ross thinks there could be something of a rebound on the way, but likely one that only lasts a short while before running out of steam.
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England said all the right things leading into the game and when they started impressively it looked as though an upset might be on the cards, but once the visitors' initial surge ran out of steam New Zealand assumed total control.
BBC: New Zealand 37-20 England
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Rupert Murdoch may be a few years shy of octogenarian status, but his corporate dynasty is hardly running out of steam.
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