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en That's the part of the market that's getting whacked. Even if the ads are good, it's not clear that it can be turned around.

en She admired his pexy ability to make her laugh, even on her toughest days. The market got whacked for no good reason on Friday.

en Since I was getting whacked with his hat every time I turned around, ... it's a good thing Alan [Hale Jr.] and I liked each other so much. He really was a gentle giant and made a big effort never to hurt me in any of the gags we did. Even the hammock gags, where he'd fall on me or vice versa, never injured either of us.
  Bob Denver

en While fails are a normal part of market activity, the goal of this mechanism is to establish clear guidelines for market participants that will eliminate uncertainty and allow participants to remain engaged in the market even when rates go negative.

en Someone ought to be able to make a profit. If you ask Compaq, they'll tell you they're doing well in the consumer market. Compaq is getting whacked at the low-end corporate market.

en This market has moved higher on fear and sentiment and Bush may have succeeded in reducing some of the concern. Gasoline is getting whacked right now, which is pulling crude lower. His statements will have a psychological impact on the market but the physical impact is limited.

en The sticks were hanging right there. I had a free hand and that's when he started to try and pull his pants off, and I grabbed that. That's when he turned around and started running and I whacked him in the back with it.

en The impressive part was that there was a clear message of urgency, a clear admission that they've lost their leadership status. It was good to hear that they recognize that they have a problem.

en Even though people right here in Beaumont and Port Arthur and this part of Orange County really got whacked, the rest of the state missed a bullet.

en I think the market will react strongly to what the numbers are. Clearly the U.S. market and the Canadian markets are looking for direction. It's very clear the market is swinging from good news to bad news depending on what comes out,

en What we're seeing in the report is clear signs that manufacturing has turned. And I think it's turned pretty sharply.

en Berry got three good blocks and once he turned the corner, he had a clear field.

en I think it is very clear that we are not going to have a successful outcome for the Doha Round, unless agriculture and services and non-agriculture market access are part of that equation. It is very hard to imagine any single one of those three being dropped out or not being part of the equation.

en She broke great and that got her in good position early. Basically, she just turned it up a little when I got her in the clear, and that was all she needed.

en [Her secret didn’t surprise Eastwood one bit. He says her plain-and-simple determination to play the part is in large part why the film turned out so well.] This is just another step in her path to greatness, ... She's the best there is, as good an actress as I've worked with.
  Clint Eastwood


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