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"If they have one fabulous February, then this year you're going to be yellow or red unless you match it," Ms. Weinstein said, referring to the color codes the city uses to grade agencies.

In lieu of running his own grading agency, he has invested in them and, by his own admission, has made millions in capital gains over the years (the agencies process perhaps 60,000 coins a month).

In Australia, there are National Meat Accreditation standards; in Canada, there is the Canadian Beef Grading Agency; in the United Kingdom, the Food Standards Agency is responsible; in the United States, beef is graded by the United States Department of Agriculture USDAas aselectchoiceorce or prime, where "prime" refers to beef of the highest quality, typically that which has significant marbling.

But the real fun comes in the mini-profiles that propel the narrative; especially memorable is Jamieson's sketch of the gadfly who purposefully doctors cards in order to reveal how poorly the ultra­powerful grading agencies do their jobs.

A few years ago the grading agencies set up Web sites where collectors can enter in the serial numbers on the slab of coins they've had graded.

While three of the four main rating agencies have Portugal's debt rated below investment grade, rating agency DBRS has Portugal rated on the lowest possible investment grade notch; therefore, the ECB is able to continue its purchases of Portuguese debt.

Although the rating is still investment grade, the agency said it reflected that Kraft could be forced to contribute cash to its parent that it could otherwise use to cover interest payments or retire debt.

She graded the agency five out five on "presumption of openness".

Many laws and regulations refer to NRSROs, and some pension funds and mutual funds limit their purchases to bonds rated investment-grade by agencies with that designation.

Surveying 3,868 American citizens last July and 382 federal web managers in August, "Government 2.0: The Performance Opportunity" found a mere 17% of managers graded their agencies with an "A" for effectiveness.