At its most basic, this bill is supposed to restore stability and fairness to the markets and give Americans some confidence that their efforts to save and invest will not be undone — over and over again — by the destructive excesses of banks and corporations.
If he has added patience where once there was impetuosity, and can ignore the bowler who wants to bore him out, then he will be a formidable batsman over time, undone maybe by reverse swing – but only if delivered at Waqar-ish pace – or clever fields.
True Story, about a disgraced journalist, follows suit: "Over-reacher, vaulting ambition, undone and humiliated".
The young artists, without institutional support or art-historical validation, were ultimately undone by over-supplying a market that provided thin support once the faddish exuberance dissipated.
Like Occupy Sandy, it takes over services left undone by a government concerned more with protecting finance than serving the people.
In politics, where perception is as important as reality, candidates can be undone over trivial issues that suddenly gain traction in the shifting sands of public opinion.
But the more likely cause of Housman's failure was that he had become emotionally undone over an unrequited yearning for his roommate, Moses Jackson.
This one is a bad idea of the 1930s, which is luckily being undone over time by market forces.
In other words, three uninteresting figures -- each uninteresting in her own way -- come undone over an intermissionless 90-minute course.
