But the materials index, which falls in the RiskMetrics analysis, rose 3.3percentt.
That fact, which falls in the category of so-unremarkable-it's-remarkable, surely counts for something.
Bari's too far to the north, Lecce's too far to the south and Brindisi, which falls in between them, is simply too depressing.
SCORECARD -- This commercial, which falls in line with the Lazio campaign philosophy of fighting attack ads with attack ads, includes a change in slogans from "Hillary Clinton.
The good people of Sierra Leone, Mali and Guinea (which falls in the way) do not deserve to have hipster self-fashioning pressed upon them.
Though thus far to no avail, some council members have proposed throwing in Flag Day, June 14, and the Buddha's birthday, which falls in May.
Of course, Christmas tends to start soon after Yom Kippur, which falls in early autumn, so Hanukah coincides with it even in those years when it begins at the end of November.
Take the No. 6 train to 103rd Street, and get lunch one block north on Lexington Avenue at El Paso Taquería, which falls in that picnic sweet spot between down-home taco stand and upscale Mexican.
During that period, which falls in June and July, Mr. Hederman smokes the shining fish as they are delivered by fishermen, who catch them on lines trailed from small punts when the fish gather offshore before heading upriver.
As part of the celebration of the centenary of Aaron Copland's birth (which falls in November), the enterprising Eos Orchestra, directed by Jonathan Sheffer, is leading a program devoted partly to Copland's film music.
Astacio, a 17-game winner last season, was ordered to attend a trial scheduled to start July 5, which falls in the middle of a 10-day Colorado road trip leading up to the All-Star Game break.
