Later, he talked about the difficulty of relaxing after hectic hours of campaigning.
In an interview in Zurich, Dominique Strauss-Kahn described the hectic hours last weekend when the Union, with the backing of the fund, cobbled together a nearly $1 trillion rescue package for Europe as a seminal agreement.
In the final hectic hours before the brokerage firm's bankruptcy more than a year ago, regulators at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission instructed MF Global to transfer $220 million to plug a hole in customer accounts.
In the last hectic hours before the appointment, it apparently took several phone calls by Barack Obama and other state leaders to the Turkish prime minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan to finally get Turkey onboard.
Part Weegee, part video game, the camera creates 360-degree images that allow investigators, from the comfort of their desks, to point and click over evidence from a scene that they might have missed in the hectic hours after the crime.
My former student is still receiving late-night emails, notes and presents left on her desk, and her co-worker is still insisting that they should meet "outside of the hectic hours of work". She doesn't feel that she can go to her personnel office; she's heard plenty of stories from the other women at her institution about how this happens all the time and how nobody ever does anything about it.
She said in a statement: "Exiting print is an extremely difficult moment for all of us who love the romance of print and the unique weekly camaraderie of those hectic hours before the close on Friday night.
For example, Google used anonymized location data and searches to launch "Popular Times" in November, an iteration on an earlier tool that would allow you to see a business's most hectic hours.
Another way to while away those hectic hours: See the island from the sea.
For ten hectic hours, she wandered around the devastation, picking up scuttlebutt that always swirls like a dervish wherever chaos reins.
