But, as a demonstration of how deeply short-term instincts have infected the fund management industry, it is depressing.
In Flašar's deeply original short novel, two melancholy outcasts find solace in each other, conspiring to transcend their troubles and emerge stronger.
But the business model has some serious flaws when big banks dive too deeply into short-term debt, as they did before the 2008 financial crisis.
In the middle of the show was an interlude of mesh football jerseys worn with deeply pleated shorts in matching bright colors.
"In its place, Tony Abbott and Greg Hunt are trying to introduce Direct Action, a deeply flawed, short-term tokenistic policy that pays big polluters to keep polluting".
But with four minutes to go, Lundqvist knelt a little too deeply on the short-side post, allowing a shot by defenseman Andrei Markov to go in over his shoulder and force overtime.
"I am not normal," Frederika piped up at his side, her face deeply wrinkled, her short hair beautifully coiffed, seemingly very satisfied with herself.
These are, in short, deeply conflicted beings, evolutionary anomalies that only we could have created: chimps with names and yet no recollection of trees.
There's no way that Massachusetts can cut that deeply, especially on short notice and especially now, as the economic downturn calls for more, not less, state spending.
The plateau gradually rises southward toward the hills of the Vindhya Range, which is actually a south-facing escarpment deeply eroded by short streams flowing into the valley of the Narmada River below.
But Democratic lawmakers said that the problems the report described were symptomatic of a deeper malaise at the commission, which for years has been deeply underfinanced and short of staff.
