Mr. Specter said, "I would support quicker elections but not too quick," declining to be specific.
They still made their mark, though, in a match which precipitated the quick decline of a footballing dynasty.
Colangelo is still a tireless cheerleader for the city, but he seemed saddened by the Suns' quick decline.
Even as markets rebounded on Tuesday, some investors lost money on the quick decline while others made money if they bet on a sharp drop.
A quick decline by the United States "will be a double whammy for Japan," said Kazuo Mizuno, senior economist for Kokusai Securities in Tokyo.
The researchers, writing in Nature, say the quick decline may in part have been due to decreasing availability of krill, one of the penguins' staple foods.
The religious conflict in the lower Rio Verde valley eventually lead to the quick decline of regional power centres with grand temples being built by 100AD only to be abandoned a century later.
While those declines have been painful to homeowners in those cities, economists said the quick decline might help the markets reach bottom faster than in previous housing cycles, said Edward E. Leamer, an economist at the University of California, Los Angeles.
An indication of whether oil industry executives think Saudi Arabia is about to force a quick decline in oil prices came last week, at a luncheon of the Permian Basin Landmen's Association at the Petroleum Club in Midland, Tex.
The short post told of her quick decline from a middle-class working woman to a single mother on the dole, suffering the pressure of rent arrears when her check arrived mysteriously short.
