Even on the issue of selling sickly state-owned banks, he now seems to waver.
Even by the sickly standards of the American airline industry, UAL Corp. is a mess.
He is sickly, and a power struggle is already under way over who will succeed him.
He is sickly, and a power struggle is already underway over who will succeed him.
Ellis today is 93, sickly and nearly deaf, but he still bristles with attitude.
So sickly are they that they sold out to Watsa at discounts below book value.
It's possible that as life spans stretch out, the gains will be in sickly years.
For a sickly and ill-nourished population, the fuel shortage will make things even worse.
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He has continued to worry the sickly Mr Yeltsin, and others close to him, ever since.
By autumn GDP was supposed to be limping badly at 1% to 1.5%, a sickly pace.
The idea of imitating France, with its budget deficits and sickly manufacturing sector, seems bizarre.
Pollsters put them 30 percentage points ahead of the sickly Solidarity government led by Jerzy Buzek.
Sickly myelin, however, is mushier, so the water in it tends to move around at random.
Japan, on the other hand, is more worrying, because its economy is still so sickly.
His son, the sickly Piero (the gouty), took over, though he had no serious experience in banking.
There was a musty church hall type aroma mixed in with a sickly sweet smell of ether.
But if you bought alongside some sickly types who keel over early, your retirement checks would get fatter.
He began to panic and stared up at his sickly house, which loomed over him, leprous and crippled.
Mr Uribe inherited an economy that has grown only at a sickly pace since a deep recession in 1999.
The rich, sickly smell of night-flowering jasmine swamped his lungs, and all of a sudden he had trouble breathing.
Cerberus is also the majority owner of GMAC, the sickly car and home financier once part of General Motors.
The stocks of big drug companies--longtime favorites on Wall Street--are suddenly looking sickly.
Some detect the influence of the Treasury, pointing out that a sale would improve the rather sickly public finances.
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That's what average or better growth would do for the U.S. and what sickly 0%-3% growth can never do.
MALAYSIA'S government is keen to portray the country's financial system as a source of strength in a sickly region.
Mothers clutch sickly children, pining for milk from the cows they left behind.
Imports are rising, and money is dribbling back to the sickly banking system.
What needs explaining is the following: in modern times, up until 1950 Glasgow did not stand out as particularly sickly.
For Bush, the bogeymen are just as scary -- a large and intrusive federal government, a sickly military and moral collapse.
This is not his first attempt: he launched a similar scheme in 1999 to rescue more than 30 big, sickly firms.
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