So -- so I ask this Congress to join me in doing whatever proves necessary, because we cannot consign our nation to an open-ended recession.

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Norwich City hit back with three goals in 18 second-half minutes to consign Swansea City to only their second home Premier League defeat of the season.

BBC: Swansea 2-3 Norwich

And this funding is tied to reforms that raise student achievement, inspire students to excel in math and science, and turn around failing schools which consign too many young people to a lesser future -- because in the 21st century there is no better anti-poverty program than a world-class education.

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Maurice Edu's 11th-minute strike was enough to consign Hamilton to their first league defeat in seven matches, but the Accies boss is sure the linesman called it wrong when he ruled McArthur's late goal offside.

BBC: Hamilton worthy of Ibrox point believes boss Billy Reid

But here in this south-eastern corner of Korea, few people are ready to consign it to the past.

BBC: Whaling lingers on in South Korean town

Now that it's out, the money-printing genie cannot be put back in the bottle even if the result may be to consign economies to further years of stagnation, rising debt burdens, fewer opportunities for young people and ultimately the risk of rising inflation and global currency instability.

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