Yet the article sent White House aides and other Democrats scrambling to avoid the appearance of special treatment.
Spain has been hit especially hard by a slump in home prices, and is scrambling to avoid the fate of Greece, where a ballooning budget deficit has raised concerns about the government defaulting on its bonds.
Ecologist Álvaro Palma of Pontifical Catholic University of Chile in Santiago, who had dispatched the team of five to the island, says the group scrambled uphill from their house near shore to avoid the wall of water.
Despite the use of fixed factors to avoid the impact of wrong evaluation, our results indicate reliability/security-gap performance improvements to perfect scrambled LDPC of 0.5 and 0.435 dB, respectively.
To avoid the embarrassment of being left out of the index, the bosses of some big firms have scrambled to enact changes.
"This gives us stability, and means we avoid the usual September scramble," said Warrington's coach Paul Cullen.
The companies are all now scrambling to cooperate with the SEC, the ratings agencies and other investigators in order to avoid the final crisis of investor confidence that can lead to an ultimate demise.
Growth conditions were similar to those stated above except that the cells were cultured for only 6 h after induction to avoid scrambling of the label.
Current and former Bush officials are now scrambling to avoid the opprobrium - not to mention the risk of prison time - that would result from criminal prosecution.
Neighboring countries have been hit hard, too, as foreign investors and tourists have scrambled to avoid the region.
