A sharp drop in shares of buy-to-let lender Paragon Mortgages made it issue a statement that it had no need to resort to the Bank of England, while Bradford & Bingley and Alliance & Leicester denied they had problems.
The novel became a kind of horrifying textbook for alcoholics, evidence of the final depths of self-hatred and madness in that place near rock bottom, and Jackson himself seemed to many a paragon of recovery, someone who had made it through the fire to the other side.
While there are many excellent tailors we left off our list, we know that the ones that made it are recognized as the paragons of the industry not only by their customers but also by their peers.
An adsorbent muffle furnace (PTC1, Paragon made) was used for preparing SCC.
Instead, that paragon of efficiency, the federal government, will make it for us.
In his eight years in office, Barack Obama has been no paragon of good, but this grating, post-truth election cycle makes it hard not to look back on his term with some fondness.
And the frozen custard itself is a paragon among iced desserts: at least 10percentt butterfat and at least 1.4percentt eggs by weight, which makes it smooth as a newborn's cheek.
It makes it seem that she is being used in some icky, insidious way -- that she has been set forth as a paragon of normality, a child who has never rebelled despite her father's exquisitely embarrassing travails.
The overstatement of Jeter's intangible contributions, efforts to make him into a paragon of integrity and honor when he is essentially a great ballplayer who managed to stay out of trouble and not say anything stupid to the media in 20 years, all make it increasingly difficult to either like Jeter or take his farewell tour seriously.
"Considering the way that a lot of the press made him feel," Mr. Paragon said, "it just makes me feel good, because we love him".
