THE Obama magic has waned and Washington, to a visitor, is full of people sadly theorising about why it waned so fast and whether it might be retrievable.
Ten minutes later I hear Livvy yelling, "Oh my god, We've burned the bread!" It's a retrievable disaster, though, and as we sit down to eat everything we've made, Livvy cuts me a slice.
Russia would in fact have the same option to withdraw an issue, though the conditions under which an issue would be "retrievable," as it is called, are still being thrashed out.
Obviously MySpace has very few friends left to alienate — Tom has long since moved on — but that hasn't stopped it annoying the hell out of its few remaining fans by forcing through an update to its shiny new music discovery platform that's swallowed their old blog content, with no guarantee it's ever going to be retrievable.
Everything is retrievable from CrashPlan's servers, which are constantly available.
"They say to the servicer, 'Every regulatory agency is urging you to do it.' And they focus on the mortgages that are retrievable," said Schumer.
The Department of Energy's recommendation that the Yucca Mountain storage containers be retrievable for 300 years renders moot the requirement to prove their safe storage for 10,000 years.
Even if a CDO prospectus were retrievable through the Irish Stock Exchange, that CDO's investment portfolio is still likely to be kept secret.
Figure 2 illustrates the type of information that is retrievable from ZifBASE and its subsequent usability.
Gas can be found trapped within shale deposits, although it is too early to know exactly how much gas will be retrievable.
