Today brings remarks from the heads of the Atlanta, San Francisco and Dallas banks, as well as a post-close address from Federal Gov. Frederic Mishkin.
That led to the announcement on Wednesday, which brought congratulatory remarks from Mr. Kennard and the leaders of the two industries.
This point is made over and over again in the novel, as though Camus were worried lest it be missed: "When you see the suffering it brings," Rieux remarks at one point, "you have to be mad, blind or a coward to resign yourself to the plague".
The next section brings final remarks and potential for future research.
Section 2 brings some remarks on psycho-acoustics, on how basic models are related to simple auditory sensations and on conventions used for music notation.
Although Holden has other cars Lutz says he'd like to bring, he remarked that, in a U.S. car-producing environment with overcapacity, it isn't possible to both negotiate with union auto labor for reduced capacity and simultaneously bring in foreign-made cars.
IPC president Philip Craven was vocal about NBC's reluctance to air coverage in 2012, expressing his disappointment for American athletes and viewers who would miss the "amazing images" the games would bring, and remarking that "some people think that North America always lead[s] on everything, and on this they don't.
He has also made a smattering of offense-bringing remarks over the years.
At the end of a day that saw the Olympic torch make its way one last time through the streets of London, Mr Romney's remarks brought a caustic comment from Mayor Boris Johnson in front of a huge sun-baked crowd in Hyde Park.
Rising to address the Commons, Clegg nervously shook a crease out of his trousers, unwittingly bringing the cojones remark back to the fore and causing the House of Commons to erupt in jeers and laughter, drowning out Clegg's question and forcing the Speaker of the House to call for order.
The narrator makes a weighty observation about his narrow dodge of injury, followed by a flippant remark, bringing the reader back to capricious reality.
