Her hypnotically paced expressive solo, impassive of face and measured of tread and movement, draws the viewer in as if to the eye of a hurricane.

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In the eye of the financial hurricane of 2008-2009 Goldman stood overleveraged and out-negotiated by Buffett, who was underleveraged.

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One of its gliders, G2, survived and transmitted data 60 miles from the eye of Hurricane Isaac.

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But to visit Bend now is to be in the eye of housing hurricane, with nearly deserted housing tracts, woefully empty hotels and residential second-home developments.

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Last month, the PacX four got caught in a storm with 26-foot waves, winds up to 115 miles an hour, and pressure as low as the eye of a hurricane.

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Cloaked by the darkness of winter, the hurricane's eye became visible as Saturn's northern hemisphere transitioned into spring.

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Completely in a category of its own, the hurricane's eye measures about 1, 250 miles wide and is surrounded by fluffy white clouds the size of Texas.

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The National Hurricane Center has downgraded Irene from a category two to a category one hurricane but says winds gusting up to 90mph extend outwards some 90 miles from the eye of the storm.

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