"Russia is a long-term buying opportunity," says Harvey Sawikin, of Firebird Management, a hedge fund that runs four funds investing there, although he concedes that in the short term investors may be in for a rough ride.The question, of course, is whether the rough ride will be as short or calm as he and others hope.
What has gone unspoken is this: Up until this moment, Hillary has successfully deflected rough questions about Bill by saying, "I'm running on my own" or, as she snapped at Barack Obama in the last debate, "Well, I'm here; he's not".
"This season's been a rough one, no question.
Rubio is also coming into the debate after a rough week facing questions over his use of the Florida Republican Party's credit card while he was the speaker of the Florida House from 2005 to 2008.
As a courtesy, it is polite to send a rough list of questions to the interviewee before the interview is scheduled to take place.
A rough pronunciation of this question is sigh-kin doh.
Again, a slide was projected that depicted a rough outline on the questions of the test.
But clearly the missile question is a rough substitute for mention of that word, and Beijing has expressed alarm about the precedent of holding a vote on any delicate political topic.
"On His Blindness" literally responds to itself in the first line of the sestet, with Patience (a figure representing patience) answering Milton's question: Write a rough draft of your first Italian sonnet.
Federal officials are not expected to publicly disclose the findings about any specific bank, though they are expected to provide at least a rough idea of the new questions they are asking.
