Twelve of the band's official releases have peaked in the top ten of the Billboard 200, eight of which have peaked in the top five.
Meanwhile, the protests, which have peaked and lulled at different times, look set to stay, even amid a police crackdown, with new campaigners from Taiwan, the West, and elsewhere flying in to join the movement.
Enrollment, which had peaked at about 400, fell sharply.
Euro area banks' exposure to Greece, which had peaked at about €128bn in 2008, dropped to €12bn in September 2013.
Netflix shares, which had peaked at almost $300 last summer, rose more than $14 in after-hours trading to almost $110.
Stands of African aloes, which had peaked in January, still lighted up one bed in a kaleidoscope of orange, pink and red flares above silver blue leaves.
Texans pumped so much oil out of the Woodbine that prices, which had peaked at a dollar and ten cents a barrel, plummeted to thirteen cents.
One thing Mr. Smith was clearly unhappy about was his compensation, which had peaked at $500,000 and, like the compensation of most Goldman employees, had recently declined slightly.
In late December, the stock, which had peaked earlier in the month at $75.45, plunged after ImClone announced that the Food and Drug Administration had refused to even consider the company's application for permission to market the drug.
Attendance, which had peaked at 1.8 million before construction began, dwindled to a million last year (although the number of visitors surged 39percentt ahead of projections this March, thanks largely to the success of a Gerhard Richter retrospective).
With circulation, which had peaked at 16,000 copies, down to about 5,000 copies, Michael D. Bate, the editor and publisher, said he and his investors concluded that there was no future for Frank, a biweekly that was never particularly profitable.
