In the space of six months there was the tough decision to part from girlfriend Holly Sweeney, the resumption of that relationship, the dramatic collapse at the Masters and ultimately triumph at the US Open.
A second burst of rain caused a delay as the Centre Court roof was brought across, but the momentum stayed with Radwanska on the resumption and she clinched victory in a dramatic service game.
Despite North Korea's request to the I.A.E.A., Mr. Hill said he did not expect "any dramatic developments in a matter of days," indicating that a resumption of nuclear production could be weeks or months away.
In such places a big new mining project or the resumption of exports after a civil war can deliver dramatic GDP growth.
That has been the pattern all month: every dramatic breakdown followed by a brief silence and then a surprising resumption of talks.
In the final decade of the century, most countries experienced a resumption of modest economic growth after the disastrous 1980s, an often dramatic fall in inflation, and a strengthening of the private sector of the economy.
Thailand ran a surplus of about $6 billion (12% of GDP) in the first five months of this year, against a deficit of more than $4 billion in the comparable months of last year.The dramatic turnaround in trade balances, combined with loans from the International Monetary Fund and a cautious resumption of private capital inflows, has allowed some governments to start rebuilding foreign reserves.
For a country like Haiti, where only 51 per cent of girls and 48 per cent of boys attend primary school, the consequences of a delay in the resumption of classes, coupled with soaring food prices, an ongoing political crisis and the devastation of hurricanes, could be dramatic.
Dramatic, dramatic, dramatic!
Resumption of old rivalry.
