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...amount of emergency funds available to it, worried depositors began retrieving their savings. Although the Bank's move aimed to reassure punters, it only served to spook them. Worried that the lender - Britain's fifth-largest mortgage provider - was in danger of insolvency, savers across the country rushed to clean out their accounts, ignoring assurances from the bank's CEO and Britain's Financial Services Authority (FSA) that Northern Rock's capital reserve was sound...
...sophomore Brian Grimm who fired the shot heard ’round the field. His long, low blast from 30 yards out eventually ensured a loss for Massachusetts. “I don’t think any team is going to be able to keep a clean sheet against us,” Hoff said. “If we can go into the half even, we are going to win the game.” True to their mascot, the Minutemen did not go down without a fight. In the waning minutes they were able to knock...
...Karamanlis, 51, the scion of a Greek political dynasty that has dominated this country's politics for half a century, rose to power promising to clean up crooked finances and public life. In the wake of a bond-trading scandal that embroiled his government in allegations of corruption, however, Karamanlis in August called for elections six months ahead of schedule, hoping to win a fresh mandate. Since then, attempts by his opponents to ride on Greece's wave of discontent have gained little political traction for PASOK, whose mild-mannered leader George Papandreou has failed to lure leftist voters with...
...haven't been intimate in a year--in part, simply because of the exhaustion of everyday chores and staying close to the kids emotionally and physically. (Katie, we learn, breastfed them until they were 2 1/2.) "I guess, yeah, I should be in the mood every time I clean out the gecko cage!" Dave yells, ranting sarcastically about the erotic stimulation of bedtime stories and minivan shopping. "Our entire life," Katie tells him, "that's what you just trashed...
Harvard’s settings for the system require subscribers to re-register at the beginning of each academic year in order to remain in the system, a feature administrators say they chose in order to maintain a clean database...