Several hundred men were standing in a tidy group, under spotlights pointed at a stage, listening to a violent speech given by one of their leaders.
This technique is popular in some countries of the former Soviet Union, where banks that would be near-insolvent by international measures are making a tidy profit under local accounting rules.Latin America has made the biggest efforts to improve local standards, although in a few countries, such as Brazil and Venezuela, rules remain crude and opaque.
Machar spends the day sitting in his tidy uniform under a tree in this peaceful place, picnicking off river fish and living without money.
Bettors on the popular "under or over 2.5 goals" market have made a tidy profit by backing "under".
Herberger's successor, Helmut Schön, is the manager who's overseen the most World Cup matches, with a tidy 25 tucked under his belt.
Arnaud Mendy, a 21-year-old from the great Norman cathedral city of Evreux, and Adam Bogdan, born in Budapest three years earlier and now facing each other under the tidy corrugated roofs of Moss Rose.
And a final clause would tidy up a rule under which all descendants of George II, an 18-century monarch, require royal permission to marry.A change in the rules would not affect the Prince of Wales or his son Prince William, both of whom are first-born children.
Five years ago, the Virgin Group, the parent of Virgin Atlantic, British Air's archrival, jolted the staid British fund industry by opening two no-load equity funds; it now has a tidy $3.65 billion in assets under management (though no tie-ins yet with Virgin Cola or Vodka, or with Virgin's record stores).
And whose 151 top executives collected just under a tidy $1.1 billion in total compensation (CNA/NNOC research based on SEC filings).
