In the controls, Latl was bonded both sides in 1 of 10 cases, bonded at one end or partially both ends in 2 of 10 cases and not bonded in 6 of 10 cases.
In controls, Latl was bonded on both sides in 1 of 10 cases, bonded at one end or partially at both ends in 6 of 10 cases and not bonded in 3 of 10 cases.
Indeed, if this were a civil case, Bonds's defense would probably not be tenable.
In any case, bonds between the auto-assembly plant and the slaughterhouse are getting closer.
Still, the decision in the case, Bond v. United States, No. 09-1227, will be closely scrutinized by lawyers involved in challenges to the recent health care law.
In such a case, bond mavens would say, "The yield curve has inverted," implying a reversal of the natural order of things, because most of the time, investors demand a yield premium for tying their money up for longer periods.
In that case, Bonds would have blasted a single-season record of 78 home runs in 2001, surpassed Aaron late in 2006, and have continued well into uncharted territory this year, reaching 784 by today.
In either case, bond investors win.
According to those close to the case, Bonds* asserts he, and his teammates, were hired to stop David Justice whenever they played him.
