With Mrs. Kirchner's popularity dipping badly in rural provinces, where she has waged a protracted battle with farmers over agricultural tax policies, Mr. Kirchner decided to run for the lower house of Congress in Buenos Aires Province, which represents 37percentt of the country's total voters.
The delay is part of a looming crisis surrounding Kabul Bank negotiations that could force the Afghan government to dip into badly needed cash reserves and imperil future development projects, according to Western diplomats.
Ann decided to approach Keali'i's lifeguard stand and told him Mike's story: how Mike wanted badly to dip his toes in the ocean, but he was in a wheelchair.
It also showed "how good Emile was, and how badly he dipped before he was moved on".
Coach Sean Payton wanted that mind-set so badly that he dipped into his own pocket to pay for Williams to come to the Saints.
Egypt's currency has bounced back from a slight dip and looks solid, though tourism remains badly hit.
Stock markets in Russia, Brazil and Saudi Arabia also dived as concerns mounted that countries already badly hit by the fall in oil prices could be forced to dip further into reserves to prevent an economic crisis.
March 30th: Went skinny-dipping in the Pacific at dawn and badly burned his buttocks.
The regime has also begun drafting reservists into the army, whose combat strength, on paper, of 280,000 men is being badly depleted by casualties, defections and dipping morale.
Industrial profits slumped badly in 2012, when China's economy dipped below 8% annual growth for the first time in more than a decade.
Although they profess to invest only in shares that are cheap, many have done so badly with this strategy that they have dipped their toes into investments that they otherwise would not have touched with a bargepole, notably technology stocks.
