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This morning an entire palace within the compound had disappeared, leaving only the building's signature feature -- giant, 30-foot-high busts of Mr. Hussein clad in the headdress of the 12th-century warrior Saladin.
Not that I'm unsympathetic to the college senior whose high school bust for marijuana possession is the first thing prospective employers see when they "Google" her in a job interview.
As a salesman at Rothschild, Unterberg, Towbin, he participated in the high-tech boom of 1983 and the reciprocal high-tech bust of 1984.
Low point High court bust-up with the Qatari royal family over the proposed £3bn development of Chelsea Barracks.
To make a high-profile bust: Police arrested seventeen people in busting a Brooklyn-based prostitution and drug ring that had raked in seven million dollars over three years.
While the high-technology bust may have tarnished some of the luster of this group, its political tactics remain as aggressive as ever.
But the paradigm began to crack with the high-tech bust and resulting layoffs, and crumbled with the recession and the Enron-led wave of scandals.
Yahoo has recently announced a series of management overhauls, appointing the former PayPal chief executive Thompson as chief executive in January after a high profile bust-up with former boss Carol Bartz.
