The book occasionally wanders into overly contextualized explanations of social theory (which smack of editors' suggestions), but Wasik quickly maneuvers back to the meat of And Then There's This, which is the havoc he wreaks on Scandinavian bands, Ziploc ad men, right wingers, left wingers, Toys RR Us and The New York Times.
It won't be easy for the Fed to maneuver back to where it was before Wall Street's biggest institutions started failing in 2008.
But like the San Francisco 49ers in the N.F.L., their players grew old, the free-spending and salary-cap maneuvers came back to haunt them and they finally stopped reloading and started rebuilding.
For example, egregious Enron maneuvers dating back to 1997 went undetected because the company and its auditors defined as immaterial relatively small smoking-gun amounts connected to the massive hidden shenanigans.
Behind them, the yellow and orange kayaks kept disappearing from view as the incoming tide pushed them north, then reappearing as the paddlers maneuvered them back to face the two-acre park.
Soon, if a robot loses communications, it'll maneuver itself back to the last point it had a com signal.
This gives the San Jose, Calif., company the flexibility to maneuver back and forth to different parts of the business.
"It seems to me that Tusk is going to be weaker in the next months, and it would take him a lot of time and maneuvers to get back to the position he was in, let's say, two weeks ago".
Several times a week, Mike, who is prevented by base regulations from giving his last name, climbs into his radar-jamming jet, flies into the skies over northern Iraq and maneuvers himself safely back to his Turkish base.
About 15 minutes after declaring an emergency, and while trying to maneuver the bomber back to Diego Garcia for a landing, the crew members realized they had no choice but to bail out, Captain Steele said.
(Amin was a madman and a nightmare, he says. "But when Obote maneuvered his way back to power in 1980/He quietly killed twice as many people in half the time").
