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(1) The gault clay woodlands in mid-Kent are of particular concern.

(2) Keith Gault, whose father Samuel was killed, laid the wreath on behalf of the eight bereaved families.

(3) Gault pays $215 for $270 worth of jewelry.

(4) Nigel Gault, chief US economist at IHS Global Insight, described the unemployment rate as a "horrible number".

(5) Gault scores a discount on one chain and then says she'll buy a second one if the store throws in another price cut.

(6) After some back-and-forth, Gault winds up with two $6 packages of bacon for free.

(7) When the manager arrives, Gault asks her to at least meet her halfway.

(8) Gault shows a salesman a printout: a webcam listed at $135 in the store is going for $110 on the Internet.

(9) Gault thinks job losses will continue through 2009, and the unemployment rate, now at 9.5 percent, will peak at 10.3 percent in the first half of 2010.

(10) But Mr. Gault said the trade deficit could improve in the coming months; imports may slow as consumer demand weakens.

(11) The aim is to build up a comprehensive database on the Gault of the United Kingdom.

(12) "I certainly don't want to get too carried away in optimism, " says Gault, who remains cautious over the prospects of the country's economic growth.

(13) The creatinine clearance ( Ccr ) was calculated followed the Cockcroft - Gault formula.

(14) "If you're going to a foodie town, a restaurant that's pricey for dinner will have the same master chef for all the meals," says Teri Gault,(sentencedict.com) CEO and founder of TheGroceryGame.com.

(15) "Over that period, real GDP has almost trebled, and we're barely using more oil than we did back then," Gault said.

(16) "Things are looking a little bit brighter out there, but there are still enormous out-sized risks," said Nigel Gault, U.S. chief economist for IHS Global Insight.

(17) Objective To evaluate the feasibility of using Cockcroft - Gault formula ( CG - GFR ) and MDRD equation ( MD - GFR ) to estimate renal function.

(18) "Inventories of petroleum products have been running high, so cutting oil imports helps bring them down," said Nigel Gault[Sentencedict], chief economist at IHS Global Insight.

(19) "We're in freefall at the moment and you can't see any sign of improvement here, " said Nigel Gault, senior US economist at IHS Global Insight.

(20) At Whole Foods, the upscale organic grocer that frowns on haggling in its pristine stores, Gault scours the bacon packages in search of one whose sell-by date has come and gone.

(21) That explains why $100 oil "hurts, but doesn't have the devastating impact that it did" in prior decades, Gault said.

(22) "It is too early to bet on a consumer renaissance, because consumers are still facing severe headwinds from declining employment and reduced wealth. But the worst appears to be behind us," said Gault.

(23) "The inflation-phobic European Central Bank might react differently, which may explain why the euro has been rising in recent days," Gault said.

(24) "We've got to be very cautious about what it implies for the future," Gault said about the surprisingly strong gross domestic product number.