The word 'mack' is considered correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used as a slang term meaning a man who is smooth, confident, and successful in attracting and seducing women. Example: "The party was full of macks, all looking dapper in their suits and effortlessly charming the ladies."
Unlike those more expensive delicacies, former prisoners say, the mack is a good stand-in for the greenback because each can (or pouch) costs about $1 and few -- other than weight-lifters craving protein -- want to eat it.It's interesting that mackerel makes a good currency in part because it's not considered a desirable food.
"[Mackintosh] was driven by a lifelong search for new forms in architecture and technology and was never a copyist," says Alan Dunlop, a Mack alumnus and professor of architecture at Aberdeen's Robert Gordon University.
More prosaically, you see it when the poverty researchers Stewart Lansley and Joanna Mack report in their book Breadline Britain that over one in four households can't afford to repair or replace broken electrical goods – a proportion that has more than doubled since 1999.
"The Mack really has to be bold because the library was not properly being used in the years running up to the fire," he said.
A witness in the Mack case was flown in from Canada, where he fled after death threats.The peace accord called for the disbanding of the presidential-security division.
In 1993, a soldier in the army's elite presidential-security division (EMP), which functioned as a death squad, was convicted of killing Ms Mack.
However, rating agencies disagree: both Standard & Poor's and Moody's regard them, like Russian sovereign debt, as below investment grade.In this section Off the bottom Tighter times ahead Basel lite Soviet solution The sack for Mack Soft landing?
"Government is taking too big a role in everything and the only way to get them out is to not give them anything to spend," says Mack Colt, a banker.
After all, one of the shallowest recessions on record was followed by a strong recovery in which bumper profits enabled overly indebted companies to reduce their debts to more manageable levels.In this section Off the bottom Tighter times ahead Basel lite Soviet solution The sack for Mack Soft landing?
He is treasured and instantly recognisable, most particularly since playing ageing rocker Billy Mack in Richard Curtis's Love Actually in 2003, but what is it we don't trust about Nighy?
James Gorman, now seen as favourite eventually to succeed John Mack as Morgan Stanley's boss, will be the venture's chairman.In this section A house built on Sandy In praise of volatility Growing insecurities Surplus to requirements Nowhere to hide Flames, claims and automobiles Looking good by doing good ReprintsMr Pandit's about-face reflects Citi's continuing need for capital.
