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Those ancient symbols of renewal, prosperity and luck -- commodities in short supply in Afghanistan for many years -- neatly summed up Mr. Nasim's immigrant hopes.
Argentina has regained its prosperity partly out of dumb luck: a commodity price boom has vastly benefitted this soy, corn and wheat producer.
Such moments, coupled with Stephen McManus's winning header only moments short of 10pm at Hampden, endorse the sense that Levein carries one crucial commodity; luck.
They are expected to reach $74 billion by the end of this year, as higher oil prices continue to boost export revenues.But for the region as a whole, this is about more than luck with the commodity cycle.
Was it driven by good domestic policies or simply by "good luck," in the shape of a commodity price boom coupled with improved access to external capital?
For most Brazilians life has never been so good.That success is partly thanks to good luck, in the form of booming commodity prices.
But, thanks largely to two huge slices of good luck, in the form of Asia's crisis and falling commodity prices, these concerns proved premature.
Luck is a precious commodity in the N.F.L.
And luck's not a commodity Adelaide fans have seen too much of over the last eight weeks.
