We wonder if the fact that much of his wealth is tied up in gold-mining stocks — and that he would certainly benefit if even more Americans caught the gold bug — might have influenced his judgment.
"And as 2008 came to a close, even more industries caught the scent of easy money: Automakers, home builders, insurers, and even state and local governments were clamoring for a piece of the bailout pie".
His well-worn path, weaving across the busy road from the bar where he worked and drank to the one in which he drank even more, has caught him out, and with complications caused by years of bottle-led abuse it's not looking good for his return.
In turning to the law for independence, both women found themselves even more trapped: caught up in a protracted system that wreaked havoc on their "brand value" and their professional aspirations.
At the same time, many baby boomers are behind in their savings, a deficiency the Bush administration tried to help address by significantly raising, in the tax bill recently approved by Congress, the maximum contributions and permitting those over 50 to contribute even more to catch up while they can.
Try to avoid sneaking in on weekdays, not only will it get your boyfriend/girlfriend in trouble if you get caught, it will upset the parents even more if they catch you because they'll still have to get up for work in the morning.
I WAS WALKING ALONG a twilit Hudson River the other night, distracted by how gobs of blackened chewing gum can make a sidewalk look leopard-spotted, when an even more vivid sight caught my eye.
Leica again, as is the even more celebrated smooch caught in Times Square on V-J Day, 1945 — a sailor craned over a nurse, bending her backward, her hand raised against his chest in polite half-protestation.
Even more recently, I caught Miss Hepburn leaping over the kitchen counter, grabbing a small apple (it was organic) with her teeth while in midair before escaping up the stairs to hide under the bedcovers.
Under household regulations, all outlets within six feet of water have an even more sensitive catch mechanism called a ground fault circuit interrupter, he said.
