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The latest move comes from Senators Sherrod Brown and David Vitter, whose proposal has the politically tinged title Terminating Bailouts for Taxpayer Fairness Act.
For instance, the maths it uses to describe how share prices move comes from the equations in physics that describe the diffusion of heat.
"His move comes from thinking, 'If I don't switch parties, I'm going to lose anyway,' " said Wendy Schiller, a political scientist at Brown University.
American officials say the move comes from foreign policy considerations but some acknowledge it may be helpful in a war with Iraq.
The move comes from the cinematic playbook of the past: During the mid-1950s, studios released 3-D films like "House of Wax andd "Bwana Devil" in large part to lure audiences away from the upstart medium of television.
The latest move comes from Berlin-based mobile payment startup SumUp, which opened for business in August backed by more than $20 million in funding.
The university's deputy vice-chancellor, Helen Higson, explains that the move came from practical considerations.
But whatever happens, Putin is now presenting himself as something other than a spoiler who is anxious to thwart any move coming from the United States.
It's not surprising that this potential breakthrough move came from Mr. Sharon, since he has the two other main players in the Arab-Israeli drama under house arrest.
The first move came from a Martin County water quality management expert, who called one of Pataki's partners to see if the group might be willing to sell.
"Not only is it ridiculous," said Pavlos Dimitriou, 51, a salesman playing a game of Tetris at an arcade in central Athens, "it's an audacious move coming from a crowd of crooked politicians".
