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That's one reason, perhaps, that Mr. Sondheim's work has rarely achieved blockbuster hit status.
The big concern is how consumers might react to rising unemployment and lower share prices.A hard history lessonIt is a sobering thought that the Fed has rarely achieved a soft landing: the only time in recent history was in 1994.
Discussing the character in terms of her relationship with Hahn, Williams was largely positive, assessing that: "The story line offered both the drama Grey's is known for and a truthfulness network television has rarely achieved when it comes to lesbian relationships".
But repeated campaigns against groups across Africa and beyond have rarely achieved a definitive victory.
That is small by the standards of coal-fired power plants, but plants fueled by wood chips, straw and the like — organic materials collectively known as biomass — have rarely achieved such scale.
"Have you ever seen an All-Star team play defense?" That was the rhetorical question asked by one member of the defending Stanley Cup champion Devils during last season's playoff run, when it was observed that the Rangers always seem to field an All-Star roster but have rarely achieved success.
THE COUNTERFEIT TRAITOR Without sacrificing bleak romance or spy-vs.-spy tensions, this Second World War espionage film, from 1962, effortlessly captures the mordant tone that most recent undercover epics have rarely achieved; it overflows with the sort of ethical ambiguities associated more often with tales of the Cold War.
Even military approaches, despite their enormous cost and toll in terms of human life and suffering, have rarely achieved a lasting peace.
These have rarely achieved sustainable implementation [ 1], mirroring clinical quality improvement challenges.
17 Indeed, existing single mechanism approaches to obesity have rarely achieved greater than 5% placebo-adjusted weight loss over a year or longer.
