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So much of a national issue that Obama's popularity took a hit, especially among white voters, according to a poll released Thursday.

Until recently, he says, he had much of his savings in a bond fund, and after corporate bonds took a hit, he moved the money into CDs.

The company's stock also took a hit when news broke earlier this month that it had hired law firm Jones Day for restructuring advice.

By doing so, she lost 2 years of compensation and also took a hit in her retirement benefits.

Such stocks took a hit at the start of this year, sowing fears that the bull market could be in trouble.

Everybody took a hit; even Hillary's office would be smaller than Barbara Bush's, though she would take on greater responsibilities.

Transportation networks needed to move parts and vehicles also took a hit from which recovery may be difficult.

And for anybody working in the Valley and perhaps here too, I don't know, business definitely took a hit.

Downtown development took a hit in the recession but is now coming back.

Rino Gattuso took a hit that he hasn't yet recovered from, he could be back by tomorrow but it is unlikely.

Property shares initially took a hit on the news, but later recovered, with the Hang Seng property index ending up 0. 3%.

The charges were eventually dropped, but Bryant's reputation took a hit.

His reputation took a hit this week as lawmakers demanded to know why he didn't do more to derail the AIG bonuses.

The image of the world's largest retailer by sales took a hit in China as a result of the city government's scrutiny.

Some dispersion traders took a hit in May and June when implied correlation surged to 80%.

But as Asian cities remained strong on the list, European cities took a hit because of the weakening euro.

Some banks took a hit, but the big ones are doing well.

Barclays, for instance, took a hit of just £ 1. 6 billion, mainly on investments in derivatives and leveraged loans in 2007.

"We took a hit in our industry just like everybody else, " he says.

In one week of October 2008, the value of global retirement assets took a hit of about 20 per cent.

Then I took a hit of LSD one day and didn't feel alone any more.

Europe's travel market took a hit in 2009.

Concert ticket sales took a hit in 2010 because of the economic malaise.

His wealth took a hit last year, according to financial disclosure forms released by the Fed Tuesday.

Concert ticket sales took a hit because of economic recession

Took a hit, you're the fix

Concert ticket sales took a hit in 2010 because of economic malaise,