Word: spiraling
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...scoring play, Fitzpatrick threw a high spiral to Morris, who easily caught the ball and swiftly ran it into the end zone...
...etiquette," says Gobert, whose Ecolo party is pushing to end the practice. Others say the real problem may lie elsewhere: "As far as the politicians were concerned Sabena had been sold and they weren't interested in it any more," grouses Gacoms. When Sabena was nosing into its death spiral, in the summer of 2001, a remarkable meeting took place at the sumptuous Astoria Hotel in Brussels. Over dinner on July 16, four months before the company tanked for good, Prime Minister Verhofstadt and the new head of Swissair cobbled together an agreement - in secret. In exchange for a Swiss...
...foyer that opens all the way through to the back of the house," says James Atkins as he rhapsodizes about the 8,000-sq.-ft. home he is building in Folsum, La., an hour north of New Orleans. The foyer features a fountain at the center of an intricate spiral staircase. The house will have a media room, a wall-size aquarium, five bedrooms, plus all kinds of ideas that he has collected in 10 years of exploring the real estate landscape...
...became the biggest investors in equity markets, alongside banks, holding more than 20% of the total European capitalization. Topping the list is Austria, whose insurers owned more than 50% of its domestic equity market in 2000. With markets falling to 1997 levels, insurers are now caught in a downward spiral: the more equity prices fall, the more the value of their capital drops, creating intense pressure to sell. But unloading stocks simply makes prices fall, thus further depleting insurers' capital base. The alternative is to beg shareholders for fresh capital - as many insurers have been forced to do - and risk...
...Rose felt the pressure of the Bear’s defense converging on him, he quickly lofted a clean spiral to the right corner of the end zone, where Carl Morris snatched it out of the air and put Harvard up for good...