When Mr. Gingrich accused Mr. Romney at a debate on Saturday in New Hampshire of following a "Wall Street model" where "you can basically take out all the money, leaving behind the workers," Mr. Romney retorted that he had helped create 100,000 jobs, citing successes like Staples.
That brings us close to a Wall Street model for retail goods.
While Mr. Gingrich said he had not seen the video, he said that he agreed, adding that Mr. Romney was "enamored of a Wall Street model where you can flip companies, you can go in and have leveraged buyouts, you can basically take out all the money, leaving behind the workers".
Gingrich said he's all for the free market, but "I'm not nearly enamored of a Wall Street model where you can go in and flip companies, have leveraged buyouts, basically take out all the money, leaving behind the workers".
Oh, and a Rob Roskopp Street model with every piece of plastic crap that you could cram on it.
Hourly monitoring data during the periods when the street canyon effects were pronounced were selected for determination of the fleet hourly emission and vehicle emission factors by back calculation using a street canyon model (Operational Street Pollution Model).
ReachLocal has a "feet on the street" model, with sales people going door to door to gain business.
The Street model is a hybrid golf shoe with a rubber sole of grippy small spikes.
The Flex Street model describes a diverse set of households based on realistic data.
It's been revealed that the big-screen reboot will follow the 21 Jump Street model, in that it will be an R-rated, adult take on the original show.
