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The business of Formula One could be set for a similarly drastic swing.

DETROIT — Toyota acknowledged Thursday that, like its rival automakers in Detroit, it misjudged the drastic swing in the American market away from larger vehicles.

Overall, Woods was encouraged by his play after a long layoff and drastic swing overhauls.

The inherent nature of a campaign — be it a football or political one — is that it is prone to drastic swings of momentum.

But since the fund peaked on March 9, it has had drastic swings and is now down 42percentt from the high, although it is still up 14percentt since the end of 1999.

International groups increasingly see inconsistent yields and drastic swings in food prices as a problem driven by climate change — and a global challenge that is not intermittent, but here to stay.

Drastic swings are commonplace at the Women's Open because the courses are set up to be less forgiving than the layouts the women play week in and week out on the Ladies Professional Golf Association tour.

The only difference between the PepsiCo offer that was accepted and the one that was rejected is that it now includes a "collar" to protect shareholders from drastic swings in PepsiCo's share price.

NEW YORK TIMES   Volatility Spooks Retail Investors  |  After a year in which stocks experienced drastic swings, even professional money managers are not sure what is going to happen, and some ordinary investors have decided simply to give up, writes James Surowiecki of The New Yorker.

That her character, Carrie Bradshaw, is tripping over her Miu Mius racing to ring the opening bell of the New York Stock Exchange only certifies that this HBO series intends to finish its sixth and final season the way it came in: with the kind of outré humor and cafe society insouciance that defy even drastic swings in the economy.

Because Danone would most likely have to finance the deal by issuing new American depository receipts, which are generally lightly traded, executives at Quaker Oats question whether a deal with the French company would hold its value, even if it includes a "collar" that would protect shareholders from drastic swings in its stock price.