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But low inflation isn't good for industrials, the reason energy and commodity plays are in the doghouse.
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"Men buy chocolate for women because they're in the doghouse, " Ms. Mogelonsky said.
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If you develop a reputation as a dog before your career even begins, that leaves you, well, in the doghouse.
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Now Merck, a few years ago seen as a laggard, is the drug industry's darling, and Amgen is in the doghouse.
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Is it possible that something has changed in the stock market that will keep value in the doghouse for a longer period?
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Higher oil prices will be a benefit, but excess demand could keep natural gas-focused names in the doghouse, while some analysts like coal to continue its unexpected star turn.
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But now it's Visx's turn in the doghouse.
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Here are some more companies in the Ranger doghouse: Carmax, Ebay, Home Depot, Nike, Priceline, Red Hat Software and Sandisk.
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That is, they would have sat in the mainstream doghouse for a few years but then gradually acceptance and support for their bigotry would have moved from the margins to the mainstream.
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The toughest item was an enormous doghouse that didn't fit in the wrapping machine.
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But by comparing Mr Gusinsky's arrest to Stalin's terror in the 1930s, Mr Luzhkov may soon be heading back to the Kremlin's doghouse.
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Since last year, Pakistan has been in a diplomatic doghouse for trying to conquer territory on India's side of the line of control and risking a wider conflict.
ECONOMIST: Perhaps, if a ceasefire offer is taken seriously
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Benny Avni saw, here and there, decrepit dovecotes, livestock stables turned into shops, the skeleton of an old truck sunk to its hips in savage growth beside a deserted tin shed or an empty doghouse.
NEWYORKER: Waiting