In five to ten years a flurry of new imaging agents–injected into the body to seek out and latch on to defective proteins in tumor cells, brain plaque in Alzheimer's patients, molecular flaws causing rheumatoid arthritis or small blood clots hidden in the brains of people who are about to have a stroke may emerge.
After a flurry of expensive free agent signings the Yankees have upgraded modestly in center, and significantly behind the plate, but they have gotten much worse at second base and have done nothing about big holes at shortstop and third base, where they appear to be counting on aging stars like Jeter and Alex Rodriguez.
The surprise announcement led to a flurry of activity for estate agents selling homes costing more than £937,000 as buyers were told that if they exchanged before midnight they could elect to use the old system and pay less tax.
At seven-fifteen, there was a flurry of Secret Service activity; an agent spoke into the sleeve of her black blazer and then hurried into the restaurant.
If this was the culmination of the Lovie Smith era, the final chapter was going to be something resembling a Daniel Snyder-Washington Redskins flurry of cash-happy free-agent signings and bold offensive overhauls.
That book, now titled "The Dept. of Speculation," was sent to publishers at the end of last year and created a flurry of interest, according to her agent, Sally Wofford-Girand of Union Literary.
Ahead of the festival, sales agents predicted a flurry of big-money purchases by distributors.
Estate agents reported a flurry of activity in the market during the early part of the month in the run-up to Easter, but said interest tailed off over the extended bank holiday period.
With a flurry of new books and no literary agents to fight your corner, one way to attract attention as a novelist in France is to be a teenager.
After the ramming, a brief but ferocious flurry of shots from the boat carrying the agents was clearly visible.
