On Dipdive's "about" page, Yes We Can is described as "a significant factor in changing the direction of the 2008 US presidential election", which seems rather bold, until you realise the claim was made by Al Gore.
AT&T reportedly has exclusivity on the Blackberry Bold until September, and the Shadow II barely exists outside of spyshots, much less as a predecessor to a Shadow III.
I scuttled about that roof, growing bolder and bolder until, by sunset, I had nailed down all the sheathing.
The Orcs' raiding parties grew larger and bolder, until they assaulted Azeroth's principal castle.
He described the market as paralyzed ahead of the Federal Reserve's meeting on interest rates on Tuesday, and said many investors did not want to make bold moves until the Fed's decision was announced.
This long reworking, like a brass rubbing, brings the play's parameters and its filigree of detail into bold relief until the drama emerges, as Wilson puts it, "fat with substance".
It has remained focused and avoided (until now) bold acquisitions.
A better, bolder and, until now, almost inconceivable solution is for Germany to reintroduce the mark, which would cause the euro to immediately decline in value.
| Kenneth C. Griffin, the founder of Citadel, and Anil K. Kashyap, a professor at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, write in an op-ed piece in The New York Times: "A better, bolder and, until now, almost inconceivable solution is for Germany to reintroduce the mark, which would cause the euro to immediately decline in value.
Or should we encourage them to store away their boldest ideas until after they earn tenure?
In a speech earlier this week to the National Association of Business Economists, the Fed's vice chairwoman, Janet Yellen, reaffirmed the Fed's commitment to its bold accommodative policies until there is a "substantial improvement in the outlook for the labor market".
