After all, unless she were finally to act on occasional vague hints of an early retirement, Ms. Mutter, now 47, should still be at the height of her considerable powers.
But the rest of the market, though firming up on hints that the government might act to cap oil prices and on a Federal Reserve survey showing further slowing of the economy, remained in negative territory.
That's the dead-on hint to get called on.
With Americans still being killed on a near-daily basis, the "relentlessly positive" attitude of L. Paul Bremer III and other occupation officials described by your correspondent ("Act of Hatred, Hints of Doubt," news analysis, front page, April 1) seems like a cruel hoax.
They don't pick up on "hints".
He was however able to convince the Eurydices commander, William Hoste, to turn a blind eye and having delivered his despatches to Lisbon, acted on Nelson's hint that he was not expected back until February by carrying out a cruise that netted him several prizes worth a total of £20,000.
Because these drugs act on the neuromuscular systems of both humans and worms, the finding also hints at a direct link between the neuromuscular system and the aging process, says geneticist Catherine Wolkow of the National Institute on Aging in Baltimore, Maryland.
Theresa May hinted at agreement with Labour: "Why did nobody act" on accounts of extremism in Birmingham, she asked.
Certain bacterial byproducts were at lower or higher levels, hinting that these chemicals produced in the gut but distributed throughout the body could act on the immune system to make it more susceptible to the disease.
THE European Central Bank will act on June 5th to counter low inflation: that we already knew, since Mario Draghi, its president, dropped the heaviest of hints earlier this month that help was on its way.
