First, the one that may be forced on you anyway: an exit by Greece arising from gross dereliction of its duties under the various bail-out agreements.
The study forecast that the Downtown Market, which occupies a 3.5-acre site close to highway exits and the Grand River, would achieve gross annual sales around $25 million, and generate more than 600 jobs.
The company expects "a moderate rate of premium growth" this year after gross premiums fell 4percentt in 2003 following Swiss Life's exit from less-profitable business lines and some markets, the chief executive, Rolf Dörig, said.
No gross changes in morphology were observed, except for the exit of sperm from the seminal vesicle, through the 'valve region', and into the tube formed by the vas deferens.
On a brighter note, the E.U.'s statistical office, Eurostat, also confirmed that the euro zone exited the recession in the third quarter of 2009, with gross domestic product growth of 0.4% quarter on quarter, following five quarters of contraction.
Wipe your mouth off when exiting the stall, so you won't look gross in front of people.
"Since 2003 we have exited slower growth and more volatile businesses, generating $52 billion in gross proceeds from dispositions.
The International Monetary Fund estimates that a Greek exit from the euro would lop more than 10 percent from Greece's gross domestic product for at least the first year after a return to the drachma.
Munich's Ifo Institute for Economic Researchh recently calculated that Britain's exit could cost Germany an immediate 0.1 to 0.3 percentage points of gross domestic growth per year, and up to three percentage points over the long run.
Thornberry said the government had gone from "gross negligence to rank incompetence" when it came to preparing for the process of exiting the EU.
