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Duncan Niederauer Duncan Niederauer sounded a warning bell in a televised interview Friday; the NYSE Euronext chief executive told CNBC the current six-week rally has been fueled by traders trying to make a quick buck by playing the market's swings, rather than renewed confidence from a broad range of investors.

Here we come to the heart of the matter: the desperate Republican quest to portray Obama as a quasi-European intent on the very European business of managed decline rather than renewed American glory.

Rather than renew it without debate, the government should explain whether it is really necessary.

EMPELLÓN COCINA The lease was up and Alex Stupak decided to call it quits rather than renewing.

Victoria, who he had been with since 2008, said they were thinking of releasing him rather than renewing his contract.

But rather than renewing its traditional partnership with the Social Democrats, it again formed a coalition with the Freedom Party in 2003.

Her technique was simple: Rather than renew some of the governmental programs under which the original crew was employed, Dorr allowed certain sources of financing to lapse.

Rather than renew her contract with Disney, Hudson decided to audition for American Idol, where she reached the final rounds before being eliminated in seventh place.

He has issued, however, a thinly veiled criticism aimed at Ukraine, which has continued to seek integration with the EU rather than renew ties with Russia.

The president, Caroline Werth, resigned "in light of the city's decision to privatize the theater rather than renew the current management's lease," the theater said Friday.

But she rounded up the new figure, $2,650, to $2,700, "That was too much," she said, and decided it was time to move rather than renew the lease.