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In a twist that fits a cautious era, it's the least sexy of these investments that have fared the best.

The 81-year-old Florida man fared better than Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin, who was killed in 2006 when a stingray struck him in the heart.

There the child fared well, ate sugar-cakes, and drank sweet milk, and her clothes were of gold, and the little angels played with her.

They were too hungry to stop to fish, but they fared sumptuously upon cold ham, and then threw themselves down in the shade to talk.

I set out to see how the rest of the Bulgarian coast has fared since the days of the Red Riviera.

Cats, the last of the familiar domestic animals to be domesticated, have fared better than most.

However, sirolimus stents fared better than paclitaxel stents in terms of MI, target vessel revascularization, and late thrombosis.

J. T. Wang, Acer chairman, said his company had not fared as well as he had hoped in China over the past few years.

In Europe, the Intel-based devices have fared better and are selling at a rate of "tens of thousands" a day, according to the company.

andrew simms , the foundation ' s head of climate change , said countries with a strong market - led economic model fared least well.

Two pieces of evidence seem to support such a view. The first is that housing has fared better in the crisis than other assets.

Other institutions and processes fared little better in trying to co- ordinate.

Among the white pigments, precipitated silica had the best light-fastness performance, while titanium dioxide fared the worst.

Researchers put them in four groups based on stress they reported and looked 10 years later to see how they fared.

The little tailor, however, would not stay any longer in a house where he fared so ill, so at once set out on his journey again.

The travel operation fared better than the company as a whole.

But he never missed my breakfast and dinner, knowing by experience that he fared best there.

The mortgage insurers, for example, fared just a bit better than their credit insurance cousins.

Some smaller rivals with a focus on emerging countries or niche markets fared better than big Wall Street firms.

But history has proved them at least partially right: Many species have fared badly over Africa's half-century of self-rule.

The researchers found that the patients treated with medication and mindfulness fared significantly better than those given a placebo.

Nokia has fared better than many rivals during the recession, but it too has been hit by a sharp decline in consumer spending.

If Detroit had spent less time lobbying for government protection and more on improving its products it might have fared better.

Inequality has continued to rise because the rich have done even better; it is those in the middle who have fared relatively poorly.

It will take at least another year, and perhaps more, to fully assess how the Common Sense system fared in 2008.

A look at some other longtime power couples who decided to part ways - and how they fared afterward.

GDP recovery since the recession Which economies have fared best and worst during the global financial crisis?

George Bush fared little better: Mr Judt was a trenchant critic of his policies in Iraq and the Middle East.

Mr Papandreou had threatened to call a snap general election if Pasok party fared badly.

Surprisingly, the U. S. wealthy fared better than many of their overseas counterparts.

Britain has fared better because its tight planning laws limited the growth of its construction sector during the global housing boom.

The most poignant images show how badly some of these buildings have fared since their construction.

Card companies have fared better than some other makers of consumer products in the downturn, but they have not been unscathed.

Whether they would have fared any better than United in Rome is an argument for another day.

After the tsunami in 2004, the Indian government sent a helicopter overhead, looking to see how those tribes had fared.

Turbine-maker listings have thus fared poorly: Mingyang listed in New York in October, only to see its stock slide.

But Mr Wang and his wife fared tolerably well.

Quarterly income at Goldman Sachs was also lower, though it fared better than expected.

Nintendo has fared the best, claiming both the first and second spot in hardware sales, as well as the first in software.

As might be expected, the young mice in each of the three groups fared relatively well; just one died.

Only six companies out of the 19 received passing grades, by the group's reckoning, and none fared well in the report.

Even with the dollar's slide, however, overseas markets haven't fared better than the U. S. in 2008.

Verwoerd, an earlier prime minister, a man she admitted she was "scared stiff" of, fared no better.

Tap on the radio first thing in the morning, and there's talk of futures trading and how the Tokyo Stock Exchange fared overnight.

China has still managed to remain one of the world's top centres for share offerings in 2011, but newly listed stocks have fared poorly.

For corporations seeking to import Iraqi petroleum, Chinese firms have arguably fared the best in securing oil deals from Iraq's government.

Churches, synagogues and mosques have historically fared reasonably well during recessions, even as other institutions struggled.

Investors in the common stock have not fared as well over the same period.

Its economy has fared better than anyone dared imagine 18 months ago, when many economists were gloomily predicting a banking crisis.

A few buildings with the same flooring also fared poorly during the 1994 earthquake in Northern California.

The group from Namibia, however, fared better under absolute geocentric conditions ( "the block is north of the researcher" ).

How her children fared both academically and emotionally was always a source of great anxiety to Margaret .

That much they have done, but he would probably have fared better.

So far, it is not clear that the economics professors have fared better.

It was not immediately clear how well Mr Aquino's Liberal Party and its allies had fared.

Even a "Good Morning Willar" received only an inaudible grunt. I could see that his class- mates fared no better.

And Jacob said to him, You indeed know how I have served you, and how your livestock have fared with me.

Cats fared less well both in art and the human heart after the fall of ancient Egypt, with Christianity taking much of the blame.

It has fared well with him.

A few years ago, the Army noticed that some soldiers fared better than others, and it wondered: Why?

So I had a look at the favorite picks of January 2008, and how they fared over the following 12 months, when everything fell apart.

Students who had assigned themselves no intermediate deadlines, or had been assigned none, fared poorly.

But I would have fared no better than them.

Women joining the firms at partner level fared no better since the overwhelming majority of direct entry hires in 2007 were men.

It let the zloty float and fared better than its neighbors.

Exports of services fared better in the first half of the year, bolstered by sustained growth in offshore trade and inbound tourism.

Some of the air squadrons were sent, but, as will be presently related, fared ill.

Mammals fared better, with two out of nine live mammals collected visibly oiled.

Nairobi and Mumbai certainly have lots in common. Luckily , other places have fared better. The outlook is not all bleak.

Catalyst found women fared less well near the top of organizations.

Assets considered to be relative havens amid the turmoil have fared better.

Kerry fared particularly well among voters who were looking for a candidate who could beat Bush in November, according to exit polls.

Edenvale's relative strength contrasts with how it fared in the last downturn, a decade ago.

Shanghai fared even more poorly as it suffered its worst daily decline for three months.

The game was enjoyable, although I'm not sure how my eyes would have fared after getting through some more levels.

For many months, German exporters fared better than those in France and Spain.

Many of these parties - particularly leftist parties fared poorly in the elections.

Plants have also fared badly: a root fungus deliberately introduced into Australia has destroyed several species.

Yet both countries had almost identical crises , while lazier nations fared considerably better .

Many of the e-mails I'm now receiving indicate that people in rural settlements have generally fared better than city residents.

Among financial companies, banks fared best as their net interest margins improved with higher interest rates.

American oysters, scallops, temperate corals, and tube worms all fared poorly and grew thinner, weaker shells.

Love fared well in the game, eventually won by the Spurs in two overtimes .

The queen fared forth, attended by all her servants and many carriages.

Its law, however, fared much better than Ohio's in the lower court.

Some countries fared far worse than others: in Spain youth unemployment soared from 17. 6% to a vertiginous 44% over the same period.

Compared to the price is right component, the no free lunch aspect of the EMH has fared better.

The OECD's compendium also shows that graduate jobs fared better during the global recession.

Which of the big rich economies has fared best and worst during the crisis?

While men in unfriendly workplaces fared worse when they had little control, women actually seemed to fare better.

Which of the big rich economies has fared best and worst during the crisis?

While men in unfriendly workplaces fared worse when they had little control, women actually seemed to fare better.

Czech regions with higher per capita consumption fared worse than did regions with lower consumption rates.

Other African nations fared poorly as well.

The U. S. Air Force and the Israeli air force have even changed their training regimens based on how cadets fared as players.

Japan's carmakers fared rather better: Toyota outsold Ford for the first time, putting it in second place behind General Motors.

Barcelona fared relatively badly over the season on the pitch but still raked in the cash.

The city has long fared poorly in the rankings of the safest and most dangerous American cities compiled by Morgan Quitno Press.

In another poll, taken around the same time and circulated privately, the general fared worse.

Patients fared better and avoided costly emergency room visits, hospitalizations and other major medical episodes.

Patients fared better and avoided costly emergency room visits, hospitalizations and other major medical episodes.

Nevertheless, despite the chronically bad market, some Japanese stocks fared well.

Mr Correa has antagonised many powerful groups during his presidency, but the police have fared fairly well.

I could see that his class- mates fared no better.

Even so, Jennifer has fared considerably better than 45-year-old Courteney Cox.

Let's hear how you fared, along with your votes for worst foods, in the comments.

Investors who followed analysts' bullish recommendations haven't fared well this year.

Two weeks later, the scientists took stock of how these bacteria fared in their different rodent hosts.

Ms Wang says China's rising economy has lifted all boats, but those with females at the helm have fared better.

Which economies have fared best and worst during the global financial crisis?

Cities that rely heavily on the automobile, like Houston and Los Angeles, fared poorly in the fitness ranking.

Some 23 per cent failed to do so. Alumni of Asian schools fared better, with 86 per cent in employment at after three months.

There, grand schemes for remaking societies fared poorly when they encountered local realities.

An extensive set of ancient medical observations details how patients fared when they were treated by means such as diet and exercise.

The king fared forth, attended by all his servants.

When placed in water, the drunken volunteers fared even worse, and the alligator markedly better, Sawyer said.

Both have suffered from shrinking exports, but bilateral trade has fared relatively well.

Other dot-com deals have fared worse, dragging the group's average year-to-date performance to regular IPO levels.

Centrist "blue-dog" Democrats, many of them in Republican-leaning districts, fared especially poorly.

Grocery stores have fared relatively well, and shoe shops also reported positive growth.

So, how has ReiserFS fared in terms of stability and general filesystem robustness since its introduction to the 2. 4 kernel?

Sellers of big-ticket items haven't fared as well.

Birmingham fared the worst, with one in four wallets returned and all being empty.

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Skorzeny's 150th Panzer Brigade fared little better than the other elements of I SS Panzer Corps.

that young people who joined the labour force during a recession fared systematically worse as adults.

Zain has fared badly in Africa along with other Middle Eastern operators perhaps because their home turf has been heavily regulated.

The overall industry fared much worse, with carmakers seeing their sales levels plunge an average 34% on levels just one year ago.

While male workers consistently fared better when they had some autonomy, female workers actually fared worse.

Juggle readers, how have you and your partners' career and family satisfaction fared in relation to your family's pay structure?

Of the weekend's new releases, the action film 'Colombiana' fared the best, earning an estimated $10. 3 million.

The two main auction houses, Christie's and Sotheby's, fared quite differently last week.

Nine of the 15 countries that the Washington-based think-tank assessed in 2009 fared worse this year, among them Iran, Tunisia and China.

Londoners also fared poorly on purchasing power achieved with average net hourly pay.

Overall, analysts say Japan could have fared much worse in the disaster.

Not long after, he went to the daughter who had married the tile-maker, and likewise inquired of her how she fared.

Historically, board games have always fared well in recessions, Byrne says.

How have clients similar to me fared during recessions?

All the guests agreed that they fared well at the dinner party.

The manufacturing export-led economies in the developing world fared worse.

In fact, third parties fared better than last year in just a single category - carrier selection.

Democrats keep Senate majority Democrats fared better the Senate, where they will retain a slim majority.

CDB had meanwhile not fared well with the stake it took in Barclays of the UK.

Double Coin's shares haven't fared as well as those of Aeolus and Qingdao Doublestar.

Mozambique's infrastructure was wrecked by civil war, sponsored by apartheid South Africa, while the rail network has fared little better.

Overall, European HNWIs fared slightly better in 2002, recovering well from the previous year's stagnant growth.

We've compiled some great photos as well as news of how other Liverpool players fared for their countries.

Prosecutors fared better at a retrial in September.

Germany's much vaunted `Westwall' and coastal defenses fared no better.

Even the blitz didn't stop London's buses, some lamented; how would today's Britons have fared in winters of yore, when the Thames froze?

Centrist "blue-dog" Democrats, many of them in Republican-leaning districts, [color=#000]fared especially poorly.

Ford Motor Co. fared better than the overall market last month, with a 6. 3% decline to 125, 033 registrations.

It fared far worse than the rest of the Asia-Pacific region.

And the rest of our lives would 'a fared well.

Goldman itself has fared poorly in some previous crises and can hardly be expected to weather every storm.

Internet Explorer 8 fared better on blocking of socially engineered malware sites in NSS Labs' tests.

How would the Coke-Huiyuan deal have fared under such initial scrutiny?

So how have the value guys fared against their fast-dealing counterparts?

Apple's rivals have not fared any better in designing software for tablets.

But, statistically, how have the two men fared this season?

But their last album, "Forever, " released in 2000 and without Halliwell, fared poorly.

Another hypersonic craft, the X-51A WaveRider developed by Boeing, has fared little better.

Currency-focused quant trades have fared even better.

But when it comes to feeding its children, India has fared the worst.

Actually, this isn't the first time that the schools have fared poorly in regional or global rankings.

Not all China's green entrepreneurs have fared so well over the past year.

Online radio firm Pandora Media has fared little better.

Funds devoted to emerging markets are up 15. 9% this year, growth is beating value and the small stocks have fared well.

Facebook, now allied to Microsoft, has fared worse.

Traditional sushi chefs have not fared so well, however.

Third-party candidates also fared rather well.

RIM's first tablet, the PlayBook, has also fared poorly in the market.

Beijing is well aware that Japan fared poorly after the Plaza Accord.

The ex-communist countries of central Europe have fared well, mostly, since 1989.

Democrats fared better the Senate, where they will retain a slim majority.

s early reputation fared better on the continent.

think I fared quite well in the interview.

Not all major European indexes fared that poorly.

Men fared less poorly: their life expectancy fell significantly in only 11 county units, and stagnated in another 48.

It fared worse with the family who left their hometown in search of better jobs.

The north-east, Yorkshire and Humber, and London were next in line, but the south-east fared best, at 6. 1% unemployment.

How have they fared in Switzerland's friendlies?

While Baidu offers quality results in the local language, it hasn't fared well when it comes to search results in the English language.

The second shop fared better in the tsunami and damage was relatively less.

Wind operators have fared better, thanks in large part to the government-set tariffs they receive.

Investors remain cautious, and some recent IPOs have fared poorly.

Japanese banks have not fared too badly either.

UK reits have fared even more poorly (-38 per cent) in their inaugural year.

China fared better in the women's competition.

The weekend's other new releases fared less well.

Even relative winners have not fared well: HSBC's stock market value peaked at $234bn in October 2007.

When it comes to action the EU has fared even worse.

Of course, firms with countercyclical activities, such as bankruptcy work, have fared better.

In other words, it fared 27. 4 percentage points better than the S&P500 when dividends are included.

Other regions have fared better.

The surgeons developed the procedure over ten years but waited until now to announce their results, to see how their first patient fared.

Countries that entered the crisis with this problem already entrenched, such as Spain, have fared the worst.

In the same study, men who had four or more drinks a day fared worst of all.

Those who rely on propane or oil for heat haven't fared a lot better.

The NASDAQ market fared much worse.

Brazil's top private banks fared well too.

He fared quite well in the negotiation.

The massaged muscles fared better, according to the study, published in Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise.

And how has America fared in the new century?

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You'd find a thousand more who fared the same, in short, and serve them right, the villains!

The Southeast and the West fared worse.

The coal miners have fared badly in recent years because the coalmine is being worked out.

Asian stocks fared better amid confidence in the Chinese economy.

Some business majors fared especially poorly. Business administration majors saw their salaries sink 2. 1%, to $44, 944.

Manufacturers fared almost as badly, and have now lost jobs for 21 months on the trot.

But most fared poorly in school not because they lacked ability but because they found school unchallenging and consequently lost interest.

He fared well on his trip.

(Investors in weaker sovereign credits, such as Greece, have fared far worse).

The teacher patted my shoulder, saying i fared quite well.

Some happy and prosperous years passed, the young wife bore many children, and all fared very well in the house.

The people that were prepared, just in case, fared well.

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The container-shipping industry has fared better because it is less fragmented.

The Senate's own effort in 2007 fared even worse.

The fund didn't say how its investment had fared.

Even climate-change legislation has fared better than that.

He fared better than his two predecessors, who faced protracted PAD protests last year.

Before you do, take a look at how their recommendations fared last year.

Exports to the US fared better, rising 13. 9 per cent in October, up from 11. 6 per cent in September.

And while all brands have their issues, it turns out German cars fared best this time around, mirroring last year's results.

They have fared well without Smith, going 5-2.

How many schoolchildren are feeling wretched this week because they have fared worse than their friends in their GCSEs?

Although the broad market fared poorly in Japan, some industries fared better than others.

Street demonstrations in 2009 fizzled out. Opposition politicians fared poorly in last year's municipal elections.

After taking a drubbing last year, emerging markets fared particularly well.

I fared very well in my exam.

So that kid in this crash fared very well.

Many other restaurants and dining businesses in Japan have not fared so well.

In another Hong Kong auction, Western artists fared exceptionally well.

Breastfeeding fared similar to the fish consumption results;

BlackBerry also fared well, nearly doubling the interest in their new device

Over the past ten years, with joint efforts the graduate education has fared well in our country.

So every day he fared afield