Word: hiccupped
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...party? You sit there having hors d'oeuvres for an hour and then leave. It wasn't wild or anything." Maybe she's right. Perhaps it was merely a bug. But it's not hard to imagine a relapse - if not another flu, then some other costly public hiccup - as Spears ticks off some of what's on her to-do list now that she's back on her feet: resume hyping In the Zone; shoot another video; brainstorm with her "creative people" for the full-fledged performance tour she plans to kick off next March (she's organizing...
...wiped out by the government or transferred to asset-management companies. "Because the government cleared the [state-owned] banks' bad debts... they think they can now afford to lend madly," says Somchai. He fears that the banks may be taking on increasing credit risks. "If the economy has a hiccup," he says, "the state-owned banks are going to be in real trouble...
...aberration proved to be more than a small hiccup in the Crimson’s period of dominance as the situation for Harvard was no better at the 2003 H-Y-P meet...
...aberration proved to be more than a small hiccup in the Crimson’s period of dominance as the situation for Harvard was no better at the 2003 H-Y-P meet...
...state of Nauru and 10 other countries. Kyong Won-ha, one of Pyongyang's top nuclear scientists, defected in early October - the same time that the U.S. was confronting North Korea with evidence that it had restarted its nuclear weapons program, precipitating the current crisis. There was one final hiccup late last week, when Pyongyang appeared to claim it had almost finished reprocessing 8,000 spent fuel rods - which would produce enough plutonium for up to half a dozen nuclear bombs - leaving officials scrambling to figure out if the North was intent on building a nuclear arsenal or just trying...