In the past two years, this aggressive level of call buying has not boded well for stocks, and it is particularly dicey that this is now occurring on serious market weakness.
The constituency of Dudley North, in particular, has proven to be a particularly dicey region for the major parties, thanks to a recent political scandal.
We had some laughs (such as when I became the first person after the year 1999 to publicly perform the Macarena) and we had our fair bit of controversy the Blizzard Real ID fiasco was a particularly dicey situation but the most important thing is that I helped you waste a few minutes of your day while fiddling about on the Internet.
And one group that seems to be engaged in a particularly dicey tug of war with itself is the labor movement.
On top of the insanely offensive image mentioned above, many posts seek to find humor in black people (and the Real Housewives) "doing the darndest things," like booty shaking, dancing on cars, making outlandish faces and saying things like "Heeeeeeeeeeeeel, no!" The sense of tokenism throughout the account is palpable and gets particularly dicey when these stereotypes are spatially located.
His primary role is to arrange travel for the Giants, which becomes particularly dicey come the postseason, when locations and game times are decided with little warning.
This and other issues in bringing a product to market, particularly dicey when children and a public school are involved, should be resolved openly and in advance, not squabbled over after the fact.
Looking ahead, Singapore seems particularly dicey, because 8.3m square feet (770,000 square metres) of new office space will be coming into the market by 2013.
That's a tenable position, but it's politically dicey — particularly for Republicans, since the elderly are among their biggest supporters.
