Quite a few of them were also beginning to realize: This show could run for a while.
This infrastructure could run for decades even as the drilling boom fades.
"If you win a few fights in this town you could run for mayor," Lubiniecki said.
Looking at the industry dynamics, we believe that this positive investment story could run for some time to come.
And he could see himself on the verge of being pursued, this small man who could run for a hundred miles if need be, even in thousand-dollar shoes.
The regulators exclude reputation risk, says an insurer, because it happens slowly, and a bank can be unwound or sold—as in the case of NatWest, a British bank sold to Royal Bank of Scotland.The debate on this and other topics could run for years; the banks, certainly, want more time for consultation.
Tell them when the Star-Spangled Banner starts, Americans get to their feet, Hispanics, Irish, Italians, Central Europeans, East Europeans, Jews, Muslims, white, Asian, black, those who go back to the early settlers and those whose English is the same as some New York cab drivers I've dealt with, but whose sons and daughters could run for this Congress.
"It's something that may look as though I switched my party so I could run for this seat," admits Bill Dodd, the former Republican who is running for the Fourth Assembly District seat.
This legislation would clarify that Paul could run for both Senate and president at the federal level.
"This is a complex issue and it could run for a very long time through the courts," he said.
