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Because it's so beautifully simple

... and because I love Latin, I must quote from this blog *):

The inflation rate has risen significantly, particularly in food and energy have become considerably more expensive. The economist Hans Wolfgang Brachinger explained FOCUS online interview, why is only the beginning.

Small economists advice blog "Ostseestadion Blog Rostock declined today with the inclined readership on the example of the money supply increase, the word" Inflare (bloat - the money supply):

present indicative

active

1 . Person singular	Inflo	I blow on
second Person singular	inflas	you blow on
third Person singular	inflate	he inflates
first Person plural	inflamus	we blow on second
Person plural	inflatis	her on blast
third Person plural	inflant	blow it on

times I blow the time being. Who wants to blow - here to help you ...


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ergoogelt *) From the GfdS as "word of February 2011."