The house stood on top of a high hill, and the view was like being in the cockpit of a jet coming in for a landing.
The price of gold in particular is heralding a coming surge in inflation, as is the weakness of the dollar.
The report has a reputation for often coming in with a big surprise in one direction or the other that creates a dramatic market response.
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Even with a caregiver coming in to assist, there is still a lack of fun, excitement and connection to peers.
"We've got a person coming in from outside who can give us a bit of a reality check, " Kafer said.
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The monthly employment report has a history of most often coming in with a surprise in one direction or the other that creates a one or two-day triple-digit move by the Dow in one direction or the other.
The bottle neck in their refining operations is actually an advantage, Barbassa noted, given a coming slowdown in the Brazilian economy.
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And in Colorado a measure to legalise civil unions in a state that made gay marriage illegal in 2006 was prevented from coming to a vote in the state legislature.
"It's always exciting to have a new mayor coming in but this was a moderate Republican and moderate Republicans are hard to find, " Conlin said in an interview at her New York office.
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Yes there is a revolution coming in pensions but no one need be killed.
THen I woke up one morning to a flood coming in my front door and rising rapidly.
If there's a new plant coming in, or a new animal, they'll be the first to see it.
No less a sage than Warren Buffett has warned of a coming crisis in the municipal bond market.
Carstensen sees a crisis coming in the next ten years over society's failure to deal with the aging boom.
"I just like giving myself a chance coming in on Sunday, " Hoffman said.
Instead the couple's silver Ford Escort was sent into a spin and collided side-on with a car coming in the opposite direction.
What happens, according to custom, is that for the first six months of a statue coming in, it is allowed to be in the rotunda.
We have over, I think, 200 thousand people a year coming in, and we just have not got the capacity to look at them all.
So will industry legend Gordon Bell, who co-wrote a book entitled Total Recall about a coming world in which connectivity, cameras, and processing record your life.
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"Barcelona was fantastic because they actually understood Paralympic sport, we had 85, 000 people a night coming in to watch the events and it was packed, " she said.
The video, shot January 16 at Lancaster Municipal Airport south of Dallas, depicts a plane coming in close proximity to two people in an apparently staged stunt.
Bush also braced the country for a coming surge in energy prices in the wake of the destruction Katrina wrought on oil production in the Gulf of Mexico.
"I just think he grew impatient and sees a shakeout coming in the Detroit auto industry, and he really wasn't comfortable holding that much money in it, " says De Lorenzo.
Speculation about a coming collapse in the real estate market is sending shudders through communities of home owners, bankers and just about everyone who's ever aspired to own their own home.
While the Fed was not forecasting a coming crisis in 2006, it was clearly aware of many of the elements that had caused the housing bubble to inflate to dangerous proportions.
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Networks, film companies and other entertainment powerhouses that hold the rights to content, though concerned about a coming shift in how viewers see shows and events, hold more cards than the music industry did when Steve Jobs negotiated with record label executives.
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