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"We had drinks last night and he said that was one of the best summers of his life when we did The Lost Boys, " Patric said in 2011.

Mr. Borden met Mr. Summers to discuss how much money a large institution should allocate to hedge funds.

Summers said he feels stronger, and is determined to keep working toward his goal of getting out of his wheelchair and walking.

Lawrence Summers, director of the White House National Economic Council, said "the sense of a ball falling off a table" is passing.

"Right. " Sr. Summers said. He made a note on the list he was holding. Then he asked, "Watson boy drawing this year? "

We have had to come out in summers and winters. . . Those with no money are still stuck in the mountains.

How will I manage during summers (if my program will require more than one year) if I am not able to obtain permission to work?

But Mariana provided much of her spending money and lived on her own for a couple of summers there.

THE LONG-TERM ISSUES The best way to describe Mr. Summers may be to call him a skeptical aggressor.

It seemed to me, as I kept remembering all this, that those times and those summers had been infinitely precious and worth saving.

Mr. Summers was something of a political lightning rod with the left, but Mr. Obama wanted to keep his campaign economic adviser close.

Friends of Mr. Summers say he has always been meticulous about avoiding conflicts of interest and that he was just as careful at D. E. Shaw.

Summers had been a key Obama economic adviser during the election campaign and some had thought he might get his old job back at Treasury.

During the summers, I worked as a systems administrator for a small company to help pay for my education.

A few years ago the projection was that the Arctic Ocean would be ice-free in the summers by about the year 2080.

The person said the acting chief executive could be Mr. Summers or another top executive at the company.

Summers brought him in to advise particularly on the financial and housing issues, the design of the new regulations structure.

Over the last two years, Mr. Summers has carved out a role unlike anyone else's in the Democratic Party.

Christopher Owens had been raised in Maine by his mother and stepfather; in his early twenties, he began spending summers at Marula-Puku.

It was during one of those long, hot summers that seemed to go on forever that we decided to build the tree house.

So Mr. Summers favors tighter rules on how much debt financial firms can take on.

Summers admits that this rosy scenario depends on a lot more than the White House.

"Ready, Bill? " Mr. Summers asked. and Bill Hutchinson, with one quick glance around at his wife and children. nodded.

During the summers, when I was growing up, he would often take me to court with him.

This is the last summer totally belonging to me. It has no difference from the previous summers.

Mister Summers plans to spend a year away from Harvard and return as an economics professor.

No one in his company would guess that he used to drive a tractor for extra money during the summers on his parents' cotton farm.

Lunch - the bouillon served in shining metal bowls, as in the remote summers of childhood - was one more peaceful and rewarding delight.

That was one of the best summers of his life.

It had a black spot on it, the black spot Mr. Summers had made the night before with the heavy pencil in the coal company office.

For six summers I biked to Helen's at least once a week.

Two summers had gone by since the start of the American Civil War, and the North had not yet won a major battle in Virginia.

Summers stirred controversy when he said that inherent differences between the sexes may explain why so few women work in academic sciences.

Mr Summers was careful to say that the US remains committed to open trade and can gain from globalisation.

White House economic adviser Larry Summers said failure to pass the plan would "materially increase" the chance of a double dip recession.

three summers, my dad, Charlie, vacationed with me in California for two weeks instead. to be continued. . .

But there will still 'definitely' be a decrease in rice production as summers become hotter, he said.

Barack Obama is likely to replace Larry Summers with a prominent boss as director of his National Economic Council.

Although Mr Summers did not and could not say so, the vision will require an end to the remaining overvaluation of the dollar.

South Island Best time to go: A year round destination, with skiing in winter, and warm summers From the idyllic beaches of Abel Tasman.

Our summers are very hot, in the upper 90s. The humidity is what really makes it bad, not the heat, as much.

Lawrence Summers, director of the White House's National Economic Council, said last week that the stimulus bill was on track.

The White House economic adviser, Larry Summers, yesterday at the Economic Club of Washington predicted the end of the recession was near.

Summers said the two countries "benefit from candid conversation" so the two global powers can "understand each other's thinking. "

Leonard grew up in Seattle, Washington, spending her summers in the forests of the Cascade Mountains.

Eternal sleep seems to be a reward for those who worship Christ, ". . . the first-fruits of them that sleep" (Summers 6-7).

Erin could bring heavy rains to a state that already has one of the rainiest summers on record.

You do not get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you find yourself. Do that on your own time.

In the short term, rebuilding might actually benefit Japan's economy, as former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers pointed out on Friday.

Goddard released this set of maps comparing "seasonal mean temperature anomalies" for the last two winters (left) and summers (right).

GWEN OUTEN: In nineteen thirty, Georgia O'Keeffe began spending most of her summers in the state of New Mexico.

We would look at it as well as the team pennants and think of summers to come.

Former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers is expected to be named White House economic advisor.

His ability to keep his mouth shut and avoid controversy certainly gave him an edge over Mr Summers.

Larry Summers, named to run the economics team from the White House, was a Clinton stalwart.

Summers is (in)famous for his bluntness but even he knows better than to tackle that question head-on.

This was at a time when the university was in turmoil following Prof Summers' resignation.

The summers were probably warmer if anything, rather than colder as they would be in an ice age.

It wobbles and dips, making our summers hotter or colder, as the northern hemisphere moves toward or away from the sun.

Two summers ago I decided to come with my mother to Wisconsin whereupon I set my wagon atop a wooded hill overlooking the city lights.

Mr. Martin and his oldest son, Baxter. came forward to hold the box steady on the stool while Mr. Summers stirred up the papers inside it.

Lawrence Summers, nephew of Mr. Samuelson, director of the White House National Economic Council, former Treasury Secretary.

Kaohsiung is located along the Tropic of Cancer and is subject to long hot summers as well as periods of intense monsoon activity.

Hot, dry summers prevail in this part of the word, with frequent, hot winds blowing from the northwest.

Mediterranean farming is found in areas with a Mediterranean climate where winters are mild, summers long and dry and rainfall is quite low.

Little mention was made of harsh winters, short summers and swarms of mosquitoes and blackfly that the Soviets later termed "fascists" .

Professor Harkema says there could be a day when Rob Summers and other paraplegics like him will be able to walk again.

And Lawrence Summers, the top White House economic adviser, predicts "a substantial return to normalcy" in the coming months.

Mr. Summers may also push the administration to work with foreign governments to crack down on tax shelters.

Unlike many other economists, Summers does not believe that lower growth is the inevitable price of this economic paradigm shift.

Larry Summers, the chief economic adviser in the White House, was rather more subtle in his flirtation with protectionism.

Wasps were one of the species to benefit - they had been struggling after two previous wet summers.

Summers, the current head of the committee will be the end of this year tenure, returned to teach at Harvard University.

Mr Summers did not offer any specific comment on the mooted "aggregator bank" .

These long roofs make the houses cosy during the extremely hot summers and yet sober in the winter.

Lawrence H. Summers, the White House economic adviser, says there is no going back to the days of small banks.

Mr. Graves nodded and held up the slips of paper. "Put them in the box, then, " Mr. Summers directed. "Take Bill's and put it in. "

Best time to go: A year round destination, with skiing in winter, and warm summers.

As Rubin and Summers explained, the economic collapse of Mexico could have severe consequences for the United States.

Finally, summers up the results of empirical research, and in a targeted manner proposes solutions and policy recommendations.

Mr. Summers immersed himself in dynamic hedging, Libor rates and other financial arcana.

And even in England, longer and hotter summers have given vintners the confidence to produce a growing range of whites and spumantes.

she hath not seen the change of fourteen years, let two more summers wither in their pride, ere we may think her ripe to be a bride.

Jutting out of the eastern coast of Canada is Nova Scotia, where summers are hot, winters are cold and property is fairly affordable.

Exploring the woodlands on a warm summers evening, he spotted this lone caterpillar delicately balanced on the stem of a black alder leaf.

Students take full loads of classes, including two or three summers.

Mr. Summers consulted his list. "Clyde Dunbar. " he said. "That's right. He's broke his leg, hasn't he? Who's drawing for him? "

In Canada, our summers can be real scorchers , much to the same extreme that our winters can be subarctic.

Few now disagree that, at some point this century, the Arctic will start to see ice-free summers.

One of us (Macdonald) led the project and trained several high school students to test automata , mostly during summers and on Saturdays.

Does he have any idea as to the extent of my love for the Sunlight and that of the summers?

"She came back six hours later, analyzing the merits of this thesis, " says Summers, who calls her "a remarkable person. "

He spent summers swimming and fishing in the Gulf of Mexico , giving him a personal insight into the region's oil-drenched coastline .

Educational background in business administration with a major in secretarial science and two summers of full-time work experience.

He was the preferred candidate of National Economic Adviser Lawrence Summers, according to a person familiar with the deliberation process.

And, you know, I have asked Larry Summers to give me a daily economic intelligence briefing so that we are monitoring what's happening. . .

Summers is not easily seduced but he seems thrilled by the demands of his current job.

Some of the favorite summers beverages can pack the same calorie punch as an entire meal at McDonald's or Burger King.

On a hot summers day, buy two large water pistols and take them to the beach with you.

The stimulus program "is putting a little more energy into the consumer, " National Economic Council Director Summers told Maria Bartiromo.

After the tax presentation, Roger Altman and Larry Summers argued for a short-term stimulus package to go with the deficit-reduction plan.

I'm sorry, President Summers, but what you just said makes no sense to me at all.

Summers and other officials are scheduled to meet on Thursday at the White House with top executives of credit card companies.

It was cooled by fans in the hot Gulf Coast summers, and warmed in the winter by a Dearborn butane space heater located in the kitchen.

I love the summertime. Growing up in Canada all I did was spend my summers camping, fishing, water skiing and canoeing.

They predict Arctic waters could be ice-free in summers, perhaps by 2013, decades earlier than they thought only a few years ago.

Liaoning Province is located in a geographic area where temperature difference in summers and winters and is obvious.

"Daughters draw with their husbands' families, Tessie, " Mr. Summers said gently. "You know that as well as anyone else. "

Another behavioural difference that has borne a huge amount of scrutiny is in mathematics, particularly since Dr Summers's comments.

In short, Holland is a "cyclist friendly" country with a climate characterized by mild winters and comfortable summers.

Mr. Summers likes to say that there is no silver bullet.

My childhood summers were in the Puget Sound of Washington , among the first growth and big growth .

The next day, she reported back to Summers.

Over the course of two summers, Mr Chen slept aboard a fishing boat, travelling from island to island over the whole chain.

Summers are prone to severe sandstorms, locally known as shamal, which can last for days on end, and reduce visibility.

There is no air conditioning to help endure southwestern Japan's sweltering summers.

Henry Kissinger supposedly once said every president should give Larry Summers an office in the White House.

An exception was made for Mr. Summers, however, because the White House job he was taking required him to divest.

Portugal has said it is seeking European Union help to to tackle raging forest fires, in one of the worst summers for such blazes in years.

By bypassing Summers, Obama was not signaling any lack of confidence in his top economic adviser but instead was playing it safe.

My favorite food is ice cream. It cools me down in hot summers.

As a kid, I spent my summers with my grandparents on their ranch in Texas. I helped fix windmills, vaccinate cattle, and do other chores.

In one of those summers I worked for J. Koch, clothier, at the haberdashery counter.

Far more somber was the director of Mr. Obama's National Economic Council, Larry Summers, who spoke on Fox News Sunday.

For a few years, I played tennis during the summers. I stopped it.

As Lawrence Summers, President Barack Obama's principal economic adviser has insisted, we have been more than adequately warned.

Farmers would not have to worry about too much or too little rain, or about hot summers, freezing winters or insects.

The same can be said about Timothy Geithner, the Treasury secretary, and Larry Summers, the Obama administration'stop economist.

Flowers of hurrying summers sighed in her breath and voices of winds and water sang in her movements.

Summers are surprisingly warm and winters not as cold as you might expect.

But Mr Summers' long-run structural targets will come into play once the economy is out of the woods.

In 2000, Larry Summers tried to outsource fixing a global economic system he bore responsibility for to a girl in dreadlocks.

The summers are so great here! Not hot at all. I love the cooling breezes, the clear air, all the greenery.

It would be sensible to deliberately choose orchard sites which enjoy dry summers.

Summers admits that a few clients have sought assurances that there will never be a taller pole than theirs.

Climate modellers also predict there would be an increase in heavy rainfall events in winter and drier summers.

Barack Obama has appointed a senior adviser Gene Sperling Treasury secretary Larry Summers to succeed as the National Economic Council.

"We have seen some more mixed statistics after a period when there were no positive statistics to be found, " said Summers.

Mr. Summers called his own name and then stepped forward precisely and selected a slip from the box. Then he called, "Warner. "

The number of queries for "Great Depression, " which surged earlier in the year, had declined sharply, Mr. Summers noted.

Well-paid White House staff include chief economic adviser Lawrence Summers.

Later, Catherine II had the Amber Room moved to a palace outside St Petersburg where she spent her summers.

And, then two summers from now, ah, the President will repeat the schedule, but with better production values and shoddier writing.

This, at least, is the bitter lesson of Algerian summers.

I worked with Ryan Clark at Camp Big Heart where we both spent part of our summers counseling kids and adults with special needs.

Ceramides are a type of lipid found in cell membranes, and they also serve as signals in the body's stress response, Summers explained.

Did Summers spend so much time with the hedge fund, or its investors, sovereign wealth funds and so on, that he started to think like them?

She is a good listener with a keen financial brain (she was once an aide to Larry Summers, the then treasury secretary).

But the policy that emerged, Mr Summers says, was very close to his original six-point plan.

Not only are the summers becoming unbearable in many regions around the world - they're lasting longer and longer.

But for the past eight summers, hopeful singers have come to the International Cabaret Conference at Yale University.

The lower half of the continent experienced weather patterns not unlike Europe today, with snowy winters and mild to warm summers .

Larry Summers, the president's chief economic adviser, described the bonuses as "outrageous" .

Mister Summers apologized . But his comments led Harvard to begin working toward increasing the number of women in science . M.

Tianjin's climate is characterized by hot, humid summers, due to the monsoon, and dry, cold winters, due to the Siberian anticyclone.

In the northern pacific (Oregon), the fluctuations are more moderate, with rather mild winters and relatively cool summers.

A new drug shows hope of conquering a form of leukemia by targeting the misbehaving cells two summers ago.

Critics say Summers should know as well as anyone how the old thinking has been outstripped.

Summers also try to make bathing a number of policies, including financial transaction tax.

Senator Reid's communications director, John Summers, is also in Beijing this week and was unavailable for comment about the discussions.

Several summers ago, Joe Smith, coach of a football team, and his family were spending their holidays in a small town.

After two days of pure sunshine, we were facing the unpredictable weather that typifies Northern European summers.

Spruce bark beetles have boomed in Alaska thanks to 20 years of warm summers. The insects have chewed up 4 million acres of spruce trees.

Bankruptcy, the "Lehman-was-really-fun-let's-do-that-again option" , as Mr Summers put it, was rejected, despite its political appeal.

The summers are hot owing to warm and humid monsoon winds from the southeast bringing Beijing most of its annual precipitation.

From Glenn to Glenn And down the mountain side. The summers gone And all the flowers are dying. Tis you, tis you must go And I must bide.

Our vineyard has warm climate and its dry summers allow the grapes to mature slowly, creating wines of fruity character.

Growing up, Paul worked many summers at his grandfather's gas station, operating the cash register, rotating tires and changing air filters.

In January of 1991, Summers became the chief economist at the World Bank, and that spring he recruited Sandberg as a research assistant.

Mr Geithner, whose job is far more visible than Mr Summers, is in the more parlous position because of his rocky relationship with Congress.

No more summers with the national team in non-Olympic years, no more of the treatment that's breaking down his body.

Want to worry about another arithmetic possibility figured out by White House economic adviser Summers?

The southern part of the Pacific coast in California has a Mediterranean climate with warm, dry summers and moist winters.

Experts found that construction of the reservoir may help the climate of the area, causing winters to become warmer and summers cooler.

This compares to a wait time of 100 days two summers ago in Beijing or more than 70 days in Shanghai during the summer of 2010.

The report also finds that the Arctic Ocean could become nearly ice-free in the summers within the next 30 to 40 years.

During summers, residents close the window's external blinds to block the sun and prevent overheating.

"The most recent 11 summers have all experienced melting greater than the average 35 year time series, " he said.

They searched forgermgermplasms that could keep plants from weakening and wilting during hot, dry summers in the United States.

Mr. Summers reached out to Mr. Brosens in December to discuss the Obama administration's economic priorities.

Warmer summers may increase host susceptibility to diseases due to thermal stress, particularly in the oceans.

Thick ice that has survived multiple summers, and thinner, single-year ice respond differently from one another.

Other species, such as the purple finch, spend their summers in the forests of Canada and fly south into the United States for the winter.

Over the course of previous summers, I had experienced the sweeping rush of glider school and had soloed in my first motorized aircraft.

Educational background in business administration with major in secretarial science and two summers of full-time ork experience.

Mr. Summers and Mr. Donilon arrived Sunday for a series of meetings with senior Chinese officials that ends Wednesday.

Summers, who in the 1990s was President Clinton's treasury secretary, said government will do all that is needed to get the economy to grow.

Neither is a good public face for the administration: Mr Summers can seem arrogant, Mr Geithner too technocratic.

They searched forgermplasms that could keep plants from weakening and wilting during hot, dry summers in the United States.

Mr. Summers waited with an expression of polite interest while Mrs. Dunbar answered.

Larry Summers talked about a Powell doctrine of overwhelming force in the face of crisis .

Given his reputation as an intellectual bully, many wonder whether Mr Summers can play that role.

A spokesman for Shaw said Mr. Summers's main job was not to act as a salesman.

It's clear that afforestation can weaken the urban thermal radiation field and construction can strengthen it, especially in summers.

It is colder in winter and the summers are hotter than they used to be.

But a buyout got in the way two summers ago, as did a few other factors.

Taiwan located at the sub-tropic monsoon climate area. Typhoon occurrences often cause huge damages in summers and autumn s .

Who will replace Larry Summers as head of the National Economic Council and President Obama's economic majordomo?

In the summers, she taught in the Head Start program and worked at an officers' club on a military base.

You spent summers doing advanced courses at a local college or attending skill-specific camps and workshops.

Changchun has four distinctive seasons with long cold winters, short warm summers, dry windy springs, and cloudless autumns.

Mr. Summers organizes the meetings, usually picks the topic, and sometimes acts as a devil's advocate.

The endless charts they use to track things show fighting seasons (the summers) becoming more intensive every year over the past decade.

Mr Summers added that politics should not prevent Congress from getting the stimulus bill enacted.

And Mr. Summers will be sure to surround himself with his own squad of truth tellers.

Most area is warm in Winter and cool in Summer, but mild winters and hot summers along the Mediterranean.

But, as Larry Summers, Mr Obama's chief economic adviser, had said: "When markets overshoot, policymakers must overshoot too" .

During the sweltering summers, the plant had no air conditioning.

Spruce bark beetles have boomed in Alaska thanks to 20 years of warm summers.

White House economic adviser Larry Summers tells a story about the economic summit in Little Rock after the 1992 election.

"Zoo" obliquely recreates the events of the fateful night that caused a media frenzy in the Seattle area two summers ago.

Two summers ago, our family took a staycation instead of a vacation.

FAITH LAPIDUS: Benjamin Spock worked at a camp for disabled children for three summers during his years at Yale.

The view from the spiral staircase is wide, and students often come here to talk on summers' eves .

"Well, " Mr. Summers said, "guess that's everyone. Old Man Warner make it? "

The book fairs and activity book giveaways continued for three summers until the study participants reached the fourth and fifth grades.

Should these trends persist, they say, later this century the Arctic Ocean could be open blue water in summers.

While speaking at an event, Summers stated that males are intrinsically smarter than females in science and engineering.

But not everyone who took our survey said their summers would be the right balance of busy and relaxing.

this laure was a lady of some fifty summers , whose swelling contours were tightly laced by belts and corsets.

"It's Tessie, " Mr. Summers said, and his voice was hushed. "Show us her paper. Bill. "

Very much indeed. You are a lucky fellow. There will be work for five summers at least before the place is liveable.

Internally Mr Summers and Ms Romer regularly argued against protectionism and industrial policy with some success.

Former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers says strengthening the banking system is vital.

Later, Catherine II had the Amber Room to the palace outside St Petersburg She spent her summers.

New Zealand silver pine of conical habit with long slender flexuous branches; adapted to cold wet summers and high altitudes.

Fresh grass always reminds me of childhood summers.

Beijing's climate is typical continental monsoon climate characterized by hot and rainy summers, cold and dry winters.

In case of summers and the sunny days, the solar panels transform light into energy.

There have been summers of love and revolution and, in Britain, of urban riots and battles between mods and rockers.

But Mr. Summers also has a habit of alienating some people who could have been his allies.

Summers said, "Some of you fellows want to give me a hand? "

Mr Summers has previously remarked on the tension between superpower status and net foreign indebtedness.

Prof. Summers, for a start, is evidently no pushover parent himself.

The more relevant question is how Mr. Summers will advise Mr. Obama to rewrite the regulatory framework once the immediate crisis lifts.

They could soon face a further threat if warmer summers and milder winters encourage the spread of the Asian hornet, which preys on bees.

Republicans have called for both Mr Summers and Mr Geithner to be sacked.

But mostly, it played the role of a constant, linking a century of summers.

South Australia has a Mediterranean climate of hot, dry summers and cool winters, with most rain falling between May and August.

American summers are filled with outdoor barbecues, baseball games and swimming pools.

Bentsen, Altman, Summers, and Panetta bought the bond-market argument and believed deficit reduction would accelerate economic growth.

But summers I lived by the sea, and my mind was empty and wild and free.

Mr. Summers, these people say, was a marquee hire, a prized spokesman for Shaw.

With long, cold winters and short, cool summers, the boreal woods have far less biodiversity than tropical forests.

Mr Summers argues, in response, for international action against harmful tax competition.

For years, the Rockets played him too many minutes, and China played him too many summers for the national team.

Worse, from a scientific viewpoint, Mr Summers may have compounded the problem by mentioning it.

The whole of my winters, as well as most of my summers, I had free and clear for study.

Mr Summers and Mr Geithner beat back calls to nationalise banks, and excised the most anti-banker elements from financial laws.

Having a cold beer on a summers evening was possible even before cooling machines where invented.