The paragraphs refer to, in broad-brush terms, the beginning of the infrastructure spending from the government's economic action plan.
We see--I think it's important to guide the committee--that this impact will build into 2010. And as to a growth in 2010, very importantly, it will be a relatively unusual recovery compared to history. It will be a little weaker than historically, but the key components will be consumption, more so than usual; housing a bit more than usual, but it's small; and government. It will be less from net exports than what we'd normally see because of how weak the United States is.