He also makes a sensible argument that there are always shenanigans taking place out of view:Quantifying risk-taking in credit markets is difficult in real time, precisely because risks are often taken in opaque ways that escape conventional measurement practices.
As we started to compile our list of weird horse names, we found that in the naming of equine offspring, there was an unexpected smorgasbord of Jockey Club shenanigans taking place, not so different from what the poet William Carlos Williams had in mind when he wrote, "The pure products of America go crazy".
You misplace your sense of humor somewhere at home and become furious at your inability to hear every single line of You've Got Mail due to all the raucous laughter and general shenanigans taking place.
The risk-taking shenanigans, the strenuous, dangerous fun, were an essential part of the carefree ethos that found its way into countless movies and that formed, for better or worse, a good part of the American masculine ideal in the twentieth century.
New tellings of old standbys mark the month, as two debut novelists take on bridal shenanigans while another reimagines teenage werewolves.
Take the comical shenanigans of one big band in a dive of an expat bar, with all members clad in matching mustard-yellow tassled jackets and an old hippy guitarist who looks (and probably thinks) like he's still in the Swinging 60s, or a pastiche Cuban group belting out Santana covers to an empty room.
This is the second time the show has used this gag (as indicated when Cleveland comments that "I gotta stop taking baths during Peter's shenanigans"), the first one being "Hell Comes to Quahog", where Peter blew up Cleveland's house with a tank.
The massive media attention these decisions receive "means that some of the shenanigans that were taking place in terms of blocking appointments [to lower courts], stalling appointments, I think are more difficult to pull off during a Supreme Court nomination process," the president said. .
In this week's Weediquette, I'm taking a break from the usual shenanigans to bring you something from one of my collaborators.
It has to be seen to join the likes of France and Germany in taking a firm stand against offshore financial shenanigans, especially now that the prime minister, David Cameron, has made tax and transparency themes of this year's G8 agenda.
The tabloid media made allegations of "shenanigans" in his room; he "admitted taking... [her] into his room but denied anything untoward had happened".
