The new report gleefully says we could be witnessing 1849 all over again, the second-coming of a "Gold Rush," a term the co-authors utilize nine times in the preface. .
All around Australia, big business is gearing up for a new gold rush in terms of mining, minerals extraction, housing and tourism development.
It's an irony, then, that Western journalists, always so quick to tie bad Muslim behavior to religion, have rushed to term this good Muslim behavior "secular".
It is an unholy marriage that manages to combine the worst of each approach — rushed short-term planning with expensive long-term fiscal impact.
Nor does the world really need another description of the British secret service arriving to whisk Salman Rushdie away from Bruce Chatwin's funeral following the publication of "The Satanic Verses" and the resulting fatwa certainly not in Mr White's rushed, blunt terms.But the gossip and self-aggrandisement is laced with tenderness and truth.
Running Back Dwayne Thomas finished the game with 19 carries for 102 yards and a touchdown, becoming the game's leading rusher in terms of yardage, if not points scored.
There was a mad rush for long-term government bonds, driving down interest rates on long-term government debt even as the Federal Reserve Board was raising short-term rates to try to cool down an overheated economy.
Marketers are worried that the proposal would result in a considerable increase in "cybersquatting," Mr. Liodice said, as people rush to register terms like "soda," "fly" and "auto".
Some climate experts have warned that such a move could be unhelpful, as it could encourage a rush of short-term policies that would have limited lasting benefit.
Its decisions during this historic "flood season," as Justice Ginsburg described the end-of-term rush, are likely to make the panel — and the tenure of some of the justices — a significant issue in the presidential campaign.
