bruiter

Avec serenite, il mene ce labeur, phase par phase, sans s'occuper ni se preoccuper du chahut interne et probablement externe qui tente de bruiter en vain, ces operations decisives du parcours de cet evenement.

In the light of this, Tyndale's bruterar can hardly be from bruiter 'one who spreads a report, rumour, etc.', first recorded (from Thomas Cromwell) in 1535.

(2) For an exposition of the consequences and trade-offs of different forms of financing the fiscal deficit see for example, Bruiter (1985): Chhibber and Khalilzadeh-Shirazi (1988); Fischer and Easterb (1990).