Regular jiggering of organic functions is needed to keep the ratio from ballooning to something deadly.

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And Peyton Manning is so good at reading opposing defenses and then, you know, kind of re-jiggering his team.

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It seems that Guidry had this thing about jiggering the odometers of some of the items that he sold.

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Central banks attempt to guide macroeconomic factors like unemployment, economic growth, interest rates, inflation and so forth by jiggering the currency.

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Today, it is something of a crawling peg, but China too does not have significant currency independence or much latitude for domestic money jiggering.

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It worked fine, and would still be working today if not for World War I, and soon after, the rise of Keynesian notions that governments could manage their economies by jiggering the currency.

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It turns out that most of the governments in the world have some sort of stable-value policy, in this way also giving up most, if not all, of any ambitions to manage their economies with money-jiggering.

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Late in the summer ten kids with advanced neuroblastoma, one of the deadliest childhood cancers, began undergoing a radical new gene therapy with a breathtaking goal--to fight the disease not by deploying often inadequate chemotherapy and radiation but by jiggering the immune system to attack tumors it otherwise ignores.

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