On the other hand, it may not be the SEC's job to protect people from making bad decisions on their own, but, better yet, protect them in the event of fraud, which the Web certainly has in spades.
With Labour at about 33percentt and the Tories at about 40percentt, Nick Clegg could yet be a "kingmaker" in the event of a hung parliament at the next election.
The Gatwick Express will be replaced by a bus service to London Victoria, while Heathrow Express and Heathrow Connect are yet to announce plans in the event of strike action.
Yet America fears that in the event of a British exit, others might follow, increasing the chances that the euro zone will collapse.
The crew struggled valiantly to find a way to bring the stricken aircraft down to land, yet in the event it crashed, killing 520 of those on board; there were – rather miraculously – four survivors.
Konta, seemingly fit again after appearing on the practice courts in Singapore, where she participated in the buildup to the event, could yet feature as first alternate in the event of any further withdrawals.
Yet the sense is that in the event of an accident it's easier to get off a bus than to be rescued from a dark tunnel, which is probably true, since buses are smaller and have a driver right there who can open the door and let everyone out.
Mr. Schubert said his strategy would entail homing in on businesses in two types of situations: those who may be downsizing or just looking to cut down on the cost of office space and those looking for inexpensive-yet-functional "disaster recovery" space in the event of a terrorist attack or calamity.
This will prevent run off and the leaching of nutrients in the event of yet more rain while enriching the soil for the next crop.
