The share price has been pummeled, dropping from about $19 a year ago.
BACK when foreigners in Leningrad were treated almost like interlopers, shunted into dormitory-like hotels and pummeled with propaganda about the primacy of Soviet Man, the city was an improbable destination for families.
At a news conference at 10 Downing Street before his statement to the House of Commons, Mr. Brown was pummeled with questions about why he allowed speculation over an election announcement to reach a fever pitch before backing away from calling an election.
When Mr. Bush unexpectedly held a news conference on an airport tarmac in Florida on Friday night, it was his first one since mid-September, when he was pummeled with questions about a Republican commercial attacking Mr. Gore's health care proposals in which the word "rats" flashes on the screen.
Bork was pummeled with questions about his record, his worldview, whatever they could come up with.
For weeks and months now, Russian and regime fighters have pummeled East Aleppo: About 250,000 people are trapped.
Both deputies continued to strike him and were later joined by additional deputies who pummeled him for about a minute before placing him in handcuffs.
And he worked on you — JIMMY: With a stomach pump — MAJOR: And we walked you about, pummelling you — you'll be sore today, I fancy.
Randi is the outlet for a series of long balls hit right to left by Juvenal (Edjogo Owono), 24 min: Elkhatroushi gets mired in traffic during a Libya move into the box and can't get his shot away then Equatorial Guinea break and Fidjeu wins a corner, taken by Juvenal to the far post where Kamisoko, drifting off his marker, meets it perfectly and pummels it about a foot wide.
Stocks slid in a broad sell-off on Tuesday as investors pummeled financials on concerns about a potential government tax on banks, while Alcoa's disappointing earnings tempered optimism about the economic recovery.
