The news sent Elan's share price 39% higher at one point, although it closed up 21% at €7.40 (£5.12).
He lived high, at one point renting twenty-four rooms in a palace and employing musicians to play while he dined.
Tensions ran so high at one point that two prostate cancer specialists, who had urged the F.D.A. not to approve the drug, attended a major conference accompanied by bodyguards, saying they had been threatened.
Pharmaceutical company Shire was the star performer of the day, shooting up to a nine-year high at one point, after it posted 2009 results ahead of expectation and highlighted a strong demand outlook for its drugs in 2010.
According to Brad Frost, the Community Relations representative for the Illinois EPA, in 2010 alone this monitor recorded 11 instances in which lead concentration in the air was too high, at one point skyrocketing up to 10 times the federal limit.
The supporting cast of real-life characters includes Jean-Michel, Benny and Pierre, who look like stylish proto-punks and drift in and out of trouble without much thought for the consequences, getting drunk, getting high and, at one point, getting arrested for brawling on the street.
They included the courts' strongly worded opinions, the fact that the United States Supreme Court accepts only a small minority of cases, and the potential for significantly higher damages — at one point the school indicated it would seek damages as high as $22 million.
Figure 1: Testing Resistance: The S&P 500 (SPX), plotted here through Thursday on the TD Ameritrade thinkorswim® platform, ploughed higher and at one point climbed through resistance at 2147 before closing right at that level.
TOWNSVILLE, Australia — On the 12th day of rain, Ross and Kate Bennett were among the only residents on their street, where the water had risen so high that at one point, Ms. Bennett couldn't walk into her yard, lest she be swept underwater.
There is high drama: at one point, his son is swept out to sea.
The potential human costs of a war were so high that, at one point during the exercise, General Milley remarked that "the brutality of this will be beyond the experience of any living soldier," according to officials who were involved.
