But since the May peaks, the prospect of these emergency measures being reined in has begun to unnerve investors.
As anti-Palestinian hate crimes and discriminatory legislation peak, the prospects of Israel passing that test seem slim.
"I'm shocked that we're still having this conversation, especially since I think the threat of a catastrophic domestic strike is likely to peak with the prospect of a war with Iraq," said Mr. Flynn, a retired Coast Guard commander.
The fund, which looked after $1.9 billion at its peak, faced the prospect of spending the next few years trying to claw its way back to pre-crisis asset levels.
And for people whose idea of sensual bliss peaks at the prospect of sinking their teeth into slabs of prime beef, there is an array of classic cuts, from strip and chop to flank and filet.
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Some people raise the prospect of "peak metal": the size of exploitable deposits in the ground divided by the rate at which the element is currently being consumed.
All winter, Beane's strategy had been to deal his best young pitchers while they still had peak value, acquiring a prospect haul that could rise together when (and if) the team gets a new ballpark.
Pity the prospect that peaks too soon.
The study, "Peak Farmland and the Prospects for Sparing Nature," is by Ausubel, Iddo K. Wernick and Paul E. Waggoner and will be published next year as part of a special supplement to the journal Population and Development Review, published by the Population Council.
