New exchanges had sprung to meet the hugely increased trading, and the curb market operated on Broad Street with no regulation whatever.
(2) Abolition involves criminalizing only the purchase of sexual services, along with related activities such as curb ("kerb") crawling and operating a brothel.
In 1920, the journalist Edwin C. Hill described the Curb Market, then operating on lower Broad Street, as "a roaring, swirling whirlpool" in an article in Munsey's Magazine.
If the doormen and other service workers had gone on strike, residents of the affected buildings would have had to perform their own chores, like sorting mail, screening visitors, hauling garbage out to the curb and operating elevators.
Instead of allowing these dinosaurs to fade away by 2015 (if not before), the Lugar bill would give them a four year deregulatory windfall to keep operating without curbing their smog, soot, and toxic air pollution.
The fighters based here, Kurdish militants fighting Turkey, fly their own flag, and despite urgent international calls to curb them, they operate freely, receiving supplies in beat-up pickup trucks less than 10 miles from a government checkpoint.
The areas under the receiver operating characteristics curves of CURB-65 and a modified CURB-65 were 0.76 (95% CI 0.72 to 0.80) and 0.77 (95% CI 0.72 to 0.81), respectively.
The receiver operating characteristic curves of CURB-65 and CRB65 had areas of 0.758 and 0.686, respectively.
PSI and CURB-65 do not have sufficient operating characteristics to be useful for making ICU triage decisions in severe CAP.
HPA possesses more advantages than the conventional DCA not only in curbing the Joule heat, but also in operating at a higher RT due to effective cooling [15, 17].
