Indeed the recent drug-testing craze turns our attention away from the essential and more complex issue of how to accurately assess job performance.
These beach communities have largely resisted the condo-building craze that turned Fort Lauderdale and Miami into a giant construction project during the peak of the recent housing boom.
Shanghai Securities News, a state-run paper, has reported that property speculators from Wenzhou, a city notorious for investment crazes, have turned to shares in droves.The rally has sucked in more and more mom-and-pop investors.
Some scholars say this goes a long way toward explaining the iPod craze, which turns city streets and commuter trains into islands of individuality.
With her sister, she had already engaged in the craze for turning buildings "back in time," constructing a "Pompeian court" and a thatched cottage on the grounds of the family estate.
Waitrose now sells more pre-chopped frozen fruit than frozen pizza thanks to the rise of juicing, while the spiraliser craze, which turns courgettes into ribbons, or courgetti, has boosted sales of the vegetable by 10% over the past year.
Such a simple but significant conversion might guide a new craze to turn waste into wealth environmentally and efficiently.
As dessert was being cleared, Michael tapped his spoon on his water goblet and said: "You must know in your secret hearts this can't last that the Internet stock craze will turn to crap someday.
As dessert was being cleared, Michael tapped his spoon on his water goblet and said: "You must know in your secret heart that this can't lastthat the internet stock craze will turn to crap someday.
At least, that's the logic behind breakfast raves— the health/clubbing craze that turns raving, once the dominion of hedonistic vampires, into smoothie-fueled morning workouts for the yuppie set.
