Within a week, Wall Street as it was known — loosely regulated, daringly risky, and lavishly rewarded — was dead".
PG: I read an interview where you said you were uncommonly moved by Richards's death.HT: Yes, and that was odd because I didn't know her, and I only knew loosely about her.
Fifty miles north of the border in a brushy ravine known loosely as Los Olvidados, which means "the forgotten ones," Jesus Ruiz and fewer than a hundred others live in plywood and corrugated plastic shacks surrounded by piles of trash.
The gas ultimately comes from what are known loosely as the Camisea fields in the Amazon - named after the San Martin and Cashiriari deposits found by Shell in the 1980s to the north and south of the River Camisea.
This golazo de goterita as it became known (loosely translated as a leaking roof wondergoal) left the goalkeeper who had recently been named player of the tournament at the Copa América helplessly looking upwards, searching for the metaphorical leak.
The economy has shifted "from the crisis mood to the solution mood," wrote Dubai's ruler, Sheikh Muhammad bin Rashid al-Maktoum, in an online discussion with reporters on April 18th, his first in eight years.The solution includes reshaping the archipelago of quasi-government companies known loosely as "Dubai Inc".
It reveals that Beijing believes the economic and political situation to be worsening and that elements on the North's ruling Korean Workers Partyy that have been urging more wholesale economic reform (known loosely in Beijing as the Chrysanthemum Group) are distinctly on the back foot, if not now almost wholly purged.
For this debate, my photographer Clark and I decided to check out a semi-secret New Orleans spot known loosely as the Bywater Country Club.
Mr. Sharma knows that loosely distributing medicine brings real risks, so he said he will only give them out if a patient has a prescription from a doctor.
The 'jungle' (as the camp is known), is loosely and naturally divided by country, with every one of the worlds warzones represented.
In addition, many European countries have legal requirements for accreditation and or validation, (eg, including Belgium, Czech Republic, France, Germany and Switzerland), which unfortunately tend to be mostly poorly known and loosely enforced.
