The figures come despite a flurry of record-breaking low mortgage rates and signs that lenders are becoming increasingly willing to grant mortgages.
The national team director, Mark Schubert, has predicted a flurry of world records.
A flurry of world records this year has raised suspicion in the swimming world about potential drug use by de Bruijn.
Following a flurry of recent record-breaking buyouts and mergers, the fortunes of the once-floundering Co-operative Group have been transformed under the steady hand of chief executive Peter Marks.
Fueling the speculation are accusations by a former United States Olympic Committee official, a flurry of swimming world records that other athletes view suspiciously and inconsistency in policies among sports federations and individual countries.
No problem: despite a flurry of last-minute recording sessions, deal making and promotion for his new album, "The Blueprint 3," Jay-Z could wedge one more show into his schedule.
Starmer's diary records a flurry of activity: phone calls with the Met's acting commissioner, Tim Godwin, the attorney general, Dominic Grieve, and Lord Justice Goldring, the senior presiding judge responsible for liaising between the judiciary, courts and government departments.
Despite the flurry of record days early in the month, February did not produce any unusual streaks of hot days.
But on Friday, after being pressed again for more information, Professor Bar-Yam said he did a more detailed analysis of the data and realized that he had incorrectly interpreted a data map that seemed to indicate that the high school was the source of a flurry of negative posts during the period of recording the data in spring 2012.
Houston had her first No 1 hit by the time she was 22, followed by a flurry of No 1 songs and multiplatinum records.
