She assumes the legality of the acts she portrays up close and personal, only hedging her bets toward the movie's end when she indicates in passing that the legal system was a potential impediment to getting bin Laden.
When asked if he had taken steroids from his personal trainer, Greg Anderson, Bonds hedged before the grand jury.
Its morality is rigid and circumscribed; the details of each member's personal life are hedged about with constant annoyances, and everyone's life is open to the prying eyes of others who are unfailingly quick to judge, with or without evidence.
Specifically, it accused Mr. Merkin of improperly commingling his personal funds with his hedge fund accounts and using some of the money to buy artwork worth more than $91 million for his apartment.
Adding to Mr. Falcone's mounting woes, the Securities and Exchange Commission is expected to sue the money manager as soon as this week, planning to accuse him of taking a personal loan from his hedge fund, Harbinger Capital Partners, and of giving preferential treatment to Goldman Sachs, according to a person briefed on the matter Tuesday.
Another survivor, Barbara Journeaux, a schoolgirl at the time, said: "I remember the German soldiers queueing up along the roads outside the school and they threw knives and other personal possessions into the hedges and fields".
But it was good news, huge news, completely unexpected and deeply personal: After years of hedging (Obama called it evolving), he was finally coming out and saying that he believes my family has a legal right to exist.
Based on that information, Mr. Brownstein bought Mariner stock and options for his hedge fund and personal investment accounts.
As a neurologist who has seen the devastating effects of brain injuries incurred during bike accidents, I believe that the small cost of helmet protection and taking this personal responsibility are a wise hedge against thousands of dollars in medical bills or the loss of a loved one.
