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...executives. In 1987, it spent €130 million on a station called Odeon TV that it hoped to build into Italy's third major network, but which collapsed after three years. To stave off bankruptcy, Tanzi engineered a so-called reverse merger, under which it sold itself to a dormant holding company already listed on the Milan stock exchange. The combined firm then raised about €150 million from outside investors. That enabled Parmalat to go public in 1990, and plug some of the gaps in its accounts; at the time it had a market value of around...
Even with Dawson, the Harvard offense struggled to put points on the board. After scoring at least 34 points in each of its first six games, the Crimson’s quick-striking offense looked dormant against the Big Green...
...hard to see the divinity behind the water temples that dot the rice terraces of Bali. It's there in the white-clad high priest presiding in the temple at the summit of a dormant volcano. It's there in the 23 priests serving along with him, selected for their jobs when they were still children by a bevy of virgin priestesses. It's there in the rituals the priests perform to protect the island's water, which in turn is needed to nurture the island's rice...
...down by one with just over five minutes left in the first half, the long-dormant Crimson struck. Junior midfielder Jen McDavitt forced an Eli penalty while driving to the net, and on the corner, Gannon passed to Maasdorp. Deftly, Maasdorp feinted a shot before taking her time, pausing in a moment of repose and firing a bullet to the back of the net to tie the game...
...least a few students from the area, the reawakening of a volcano that has been dormant for their entire lives was not a cause for alarm...