They had room in their apartment and hearts for him.
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The vehicle only had room for Cedric, LaTanya, and their niece.
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The survey had room for me to explain all of this.
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Instagram had room to win as a full-fledged social network.
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But Mr. Rapino said that it still had room to grow.
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We were getting more things in than we had room for.
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All told, they had room for more than 2 million people.
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Cooper had room to hit Clay even as Clay held on.
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In the white space that remained, Gorey felt, wit had room to flower.
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By last year, they had room for 19.9 million — much of it unneeded.
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The mostly vacant park and ride lot had room for hundreds of cars.
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Even Barack Obama, the first African-American president, had "room for improvement," Walsh said.
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Haddad had a 30 percent rejection rate, indicating his support had room to grow.
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Haddad had a 29 percent rejection rate, indicating his support had room to grow.
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More recent models, in the mid-20th century, had room for one or two men.
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And if I was willing to climb on, their magic carpet had room for me, too.
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The patriarchy has always had room for stories about singularly special women who transcend all the boundaries.
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Just after the data was published, Carstens said the central bank had room to continue adjusting rates.
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Put any of them on stage against three competitors, and they would have had room to shine.
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"The period when an art space had room to grow and be weird is gone," he said.
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The assumption used to be that the Indian e-commerce market had room for all firms to thrive.
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Second, the cramped sign only had room for nine letters, thus sealing Pizza Hut, now part of Yum!
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The accusations of sexual misconduct against Moore were the final straw, while Hyde-Smith had room to spare.
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For the first time, I thought I had found a standard of cool that had room for me.
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The meal was ready 45 minutes after unpacking the box and my producers had room to eat again.
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In 279-723, facing a national housing shortage, the government settled refugees in any municipality that had room.
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Analysts believe transient factors were to blame, so the central bank still had room to continue cutting rates.
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Because in those days, many, you know, Finance Ministers had space, had room within which to inject stimulus.
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With more market participants offering North Sea barrels, the ICE Brent futures structure had "room to collapse", one said.
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Indeed, Lyft's growth since last summer has silenced critics who insisted the market had room for only one player.
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And the extra large, expandable capacity meant I still had room to bring home the holiday purchases I made.
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Last month, Chairman Thomas Jordan said the central bank still had room to relax its already expansive policy further.
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She finished the whole thing and still had room for a happy, smiling photo of herself eating a sundae.
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Their tiny office, which only had room for a desk for Roy, was located on Kingswell Avenue in Hollywood.
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We had room for them in disk slots in our servers, so that was just a convenient place. 6.
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In the last few months, there was more of a focus on where the Chinese had room for concessions.
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It had room for two, weighed 7,100 pounds, and could hit 60 mph in a not-quite-compelling 30 seconds.
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One Ohio coroner's office barely had room for the 145 overdose-related victims it processed in January of this year.
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He said insurers likely also had room to rise further as higher bond yields reduce the value of their liabilities.
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In this regard, the opinion was expressed that the Czech economy had room for a slight tightening of monetary conditions.
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They've just returned from Laneways Festival in Australia where, for the first time, they had room service at their hotel.
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Suddenly the government had room to deal in dangerous mortgages — ones with suspect borrowers and high loan-to-value ratios.
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He told CNBC that month the bull market still had room to grow, citing Trump's tax cuts and equity valuations.
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Yours truly went to Iceland for eight days with two soft-sided bags and had room to bring home souvenirs.
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But he said monetary policy has yet to reach its limit, stressing that the BOJ had room to deepen negative rates.
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And for the longest time he said he didn't think he had room in his life for a spouse or kids.
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That pinned hopes last month the currency had room to gain by a further two percent by this time next year.
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In 2014, GiveWell judged that Against Malaria once again had room for more funding, and restored it on the recommendation list.
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I had room under the house so it was just a matter of spending a little bit of time on it.
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It hasn't been like this since the 70s when black artists had room to show off different aspects of black culture.
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Many of the urban neighborhoods studied had lost population, so they had room to grow again without pushing existing residents out.
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In 21, GiveWell judged that Against Malaria once again had room for more funding, and restored it on the recommendation list.
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It had room for the chilling and the thrilling; it was haunted by death and yet it burst with musical life.
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However, it turned out that Team Indus had room to spare on its spacecraft, so the group struck a deal with Hakuto.
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Eventually they settled on a corner of the living room that had room for a high, round table and two tall chairs.
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When I had room in my bag, I brought a back-up pair to change into, but lugging footwear around was cumbersome.
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"What Kemba has proved is that he had room to grow, and he is growing, and he's only getting better," Borrego said.
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Art has always had room for enormous talents that are forced to compromise, to speak the language they know their patrons will understand.
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Another member said the BOJ had room to be more flexible on policy in future if the output gap remained in positive territory.
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We needed someone who could communicate an ethos that would galvanize the employees into believing that Telltale had room to correct its course.
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KLM's first passenger aircraft was the Fokker F.II. The plane had room for four passengers, and the pilot sat in the open air.
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Their Fura company was limited to nine members because "that was what we had room for" in their Mercedes minivan, Mr. Ollé recounted.
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But I was surprised to find I still had room in my stomach for more (though I resisted to avoid a sugar crash).
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The result was a theatre so small it only had room for the head of a single audience member — literally a kind of tent.
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He sings sweetly but softly, and plays a more intricate rhythmic line on guitar than the eventual version had room for, our critics write.
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I quickly saw that food was where I had room to change my spending — I already didn't have cable, or a car, or kids.
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Dmitriev said the RDIF might make more disposals this year, also partial ones, as he thought the Russian market still had room to grow.
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Oddly, though, the Jesuits had room for his sort, with only moments of squirming; and from the age of 18 his loyalty never swerved.
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When he was nearly finished, a friend phoned and asked if he had room for one more piece of art, but wouldn't say why.
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Here is Prince singing sweetly but softly, and playing a more intricate rhythmic line on guitar than the eventual popularized version had room for.
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In contrast, according to a report by the Bureau of Justice Statistics, in 2014 the average local American jail had room for 2000% more prisoners.
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He explained that, at the time, the market had room for just one Apple alternative, and Microsoft should have been poised to produce that system.
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Telia's Chief Executive Johan Dennelind told Reuters that the Swedish company, which still is in talks to buy Bonnier Broadcasting, had room for further acquisitions.
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He also said the government had room for some fiscal stimulus in the remainder of the year given strong budget performance so far in 2016.
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The credit crunch created an opportunity for Neyber, which had room to step in as an alternative lender as banks shied away from offering credit.
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It was perhaps a sign that the fractured, novelty-hungry mainstream had room for more types of outsiders—or that Lévy was willing to compromise.
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The central bank said last month the Singapore currency had room to weaken, tamping down speculation that the MAS would make an off-cycle move.
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By stretching one song across 12 inches of vinyl, a format typically reserved for full-length albums, those long dance tracks had room to breathe.
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The central bank said last month the Singapore currency had room to weaken, tamping down speculation that the MAS would make an off-cycle move.
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In the end, the biggest question we're left with is how much richer this story might have been if it had had room to breathe.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: On a downtown No. 5 train during a recent rush hour, I grabbed the only pole that had room around it.
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Carney repeated that the BoE had room to react to a hard Brexit, adding that policy could move in either direction in such a scenario.
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He sings sweetly but softly, and plays a more intricate rhythmic line on guitar than the eventual version had room for, our music critics write.
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She said that while Success had room to improve how it served students with disabilities, she had a "fundamental disagreement" with her critics about student discipline.
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The oh-so-cheesy Mac & Screech appetizer was the standout, though, and if I'd had room, I totally would've tried a Lisa Turtle Milkshake for dessert.
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"The Conservative Party that I have served has always had room for a wide range of opinions and has been tolerant of measured dissent," Hammond said.
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Ms. Yellen said that the growth of the labor market had exceeded the Fed's expectations while inflation remained sluggish, suggesting the economy had room to grow.
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So while the passengers on the St. Louis were likely to face a long wait to enter the US, the US certainly had room for them.
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Vast economic resources, including workers and machines, were sitting on the sidelines, so the government had room to stimulate without causing a rise in interest rates.
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I had room to mention only a couple of ideas in the column, and I want to offer some more detail, mostly from other voices, here.
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The euro zone's largest economy still had room for improvement, Flassbeck told CNBC's Steve Sedgwick on the sidelines of the European House Ambrosetti Forum in Italy.
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In last week's newsletter I asked if basketball was replacing hockey in your sports spectator's life, or if you had room in your heart for both.
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He had room to display his beloved collection of folk art from around the world, which served him throughout his career as a powerful source of inspiration.
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He had room to let the puck settle before skating in close and lifting it high in the net just as Gibson was crashed into by Megna.
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But fewer than 10 students from Benedict were given tickets to the invitation-only event, which had room for about 300 attendees, according to a college spokeswoman.
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"I chose the Miss USA system because I felt that it had room for my dreams, and my ethnicity wouldn't be an obstacle for me," says Suero.
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"Even if I couldn't set up my music the way I wanted to, I had room to put all the stuff I needed to move," he said.
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And in 2016, she went even more over-the-top in a lavender tulle tiered confection so roomy, she joked to PEOPLE she had room for sweatpants.
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In his first comments after being appointed, new governor Murat Uysal signalled a rate cut, emphasising that the bank had "room for manoeuvre" in its monetary policy.
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He said the company handled 108 billion euros in transactions last year out of an estimated $23 trillion globally and had room to grow despite the competition.
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Less than a minute later, Boyd had room to carry the puck around the net and then find Leipsic at the inside edge of the far circle.
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More recently, "Capital" was a credible effort at a big social novel that was so densely reported that its characters barely had room to interact or change.
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They had looked in nearby towns and in commercial strip malls, but were won over by the old machine shop, which also had room for a garden.
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And, though salary wise it's not always an option to negotiate individually because of unions, I wish I had felt I had room to negotiate other things sooner.
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Pinault said Gucci could do better in areas like its perfume lines, adding that the brand still had room to grow its in store and e-commerce sales.
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Listen: Prince's 1979 acoustic version of "I Feel for You" includes a more intricate rhythmic line on guitar than the album recording had room for, our critic writes.
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But he was quick to note that he only saw Singapore's high-end as having bottomed out; the mainstream housing market still had room to drop, he cautioned.
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Pena Nieto said his government would seek to diversify business ties with Asia and Latin American countries where it had room for improvement, such as Brazil and Argentina.
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Helinox Beach Chair for $90 ($60 off): If you've ever wanted a camping chair that was large, comfortable, and had room for a headrest, Helinox has you covered.
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And, since I kept transportation and activity costs low, I even had room for a pricey americano and dinner at Iceland's famous hot dog stand, Bæjarins Beztu Pylsur.
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Poste CFO Luigi Ferraris added the group had room to fund acquisitions through debt, given its 274 million euro net industrial financial surplus at the end of September.
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We had room mics up all weekend, and we were taking those tracks into the board, and we were joking that instead of applause it would be snoring.
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MINNEAPOLIS — The Minnesota Lynx star Maya Moore said she was routinely asked if she had room for all of the awards she had won in her basketball career.
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It had room for a single 15-letter seed entry, so I scanned my lists and my memory banks to see what FOOTBALL-related ones I could use.
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The trip went by incredibly slowly, but I was glad I had room to stretch out and could get some rest because I was seated in business class.
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You get to listen to the whole Kara conversation, not just the part that got in the story, not just the part the Wall Street Journal had room for.
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Pence and Strange spoke from a tiny stage, in front of several rows of chairs and a generous standing-room only section that had room to accommodate dozens more.
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Analysts at Mizuho said they believed the spread had room to tighten further, adding that 30-year Italian bond yields could fall to 1.5% from current levels around 2%.
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Crosby quickly sent the puck to Letang in the right circle, and Letang had room to skate to the dot and blast a wrist shot high into the net.
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The one trade-off in the Gram's ultra-slim bezels is that there's no Windows Hello face recognition since LG only had room for a tiny camera above the display.
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We knew we were going to need time to find our studio sea legs again, but we ended up with more songs than we had room for [on one album].
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Moreover, the reduction in the corporate tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent means that Walmart's chief executive, Doug McMillon, in theory, had room to give away much more.
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Erste Bank analysts said the forint had room to strengthen further, as the central bank warned last week that liquidity could drop markedly in the banking system in the coming weeks.
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By 2006, at a point when Wacom had found a sizable niche in the consumer market, Yamada clearly spoke with optimism that the stylus still had room for a mainstream breakthrough.
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"The CBRT (Turkish central bank) had room for manoueuvre given real rates are at 8%, and decided to front-load some of its expected easing," said Standard Chartered economist Carla Slim.
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Toward the end of January, as the had risen about 6 percent after the U.S. election in November, he told CNBC's "Squawk Box" that the rally still had room to run.
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So, for storage, we got two bags of groceries, two cases of bubbly water, and a chain saw from Home Depot back there and still had room for some camera equipment.
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While artists in São Paulo's contemporary Grupo Ruptura advocated exacting geometric abstraction, over in Rio de Janeiro the Grupo Frente members practiced a wilier style that had room for personal invention.
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And although recent set lists haven't had room for every last hit, they have included more than enough to satisfy fans of Ms. Carey's vocal bravado and Mr. Richie's unflappable suavity.
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But according to Handelsblatt, Feinberg said in meetings in mid-December with senior representatives at Germany's chancellery, the Finance Ministry and regulators that Germany's economy had room for two big private banks.
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He arrived in New Orleans with conditional status on the PGA Tour, meaning he could play only in tournaments that had room for him when enough higher-ranked players skipped the event.
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" Cohen went on to explain that in 2017 Jigsaw "identified a number of areas where we had room for improvement" and conducted an internal review, and "implemented nearly all of the recommendations.
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But the club also had to allocate resources carefully, he added, and weigh questions about holding onto a cabin that had room for limited visitors and could be jeopardized by powerful storms.
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In a twist of history, the creation of Israel put Jews on the opposite side of the question: Now they had to decide whether a Jewish national identity had room for minorities.
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Stuff like that, but the scripts had room for ad-libs, and the show was fine with that as long as nobody said anything too crazy or suggested anything they couldn't deliver on.
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Between entering the U.K. market, dropping its first cream blush, and adding a clear version to its famous Boy Brow collection — you might not think the brand had room for any more excitement.
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On Wednesday, Brainard said the central bank had room to raise interest rates over the next few years without slowing economic growth, suggesting monetary policy would likely continue to tighten for some time.
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Deutsche Bank analysts on Wednesday said regional lender Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Ltd also appeared close to breaching the 10 percent investor loan cap, but other major banks still had room to lend.
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With just 15 competitive awards given out — not quite half of the 2019 haul — the 1969 ceremony had room for five special trophies, with honorees including Leonard Bernstein and the Negro Ensemble Company.
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Surprisingly, the mutton-filled "cowherd's pie" never quite caught on, almost giving the impression that society had room in its heart for only one crust-covered baked meat dish pretending to be pie.
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I knew we had room for another theme entry and wondered naïvely what could possibly come after being a SENIOR, but Ms. Slovut helpfully supplies that answer at 59A, which is GHOST TOWN.
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It all started around 21971, when the Botswana Wildlife Training Institute, the government-regulated college that provides safari guide certification, asked Chobe Game Lodge whether it had room for two young women guides.
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"The ref tried to say I had room to get my skate out of the way, but there's no room if the D-man's kind of right there," Johnson said of his disallowed goal.
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Still, in a conversation with BuzzFeed News earlier this year, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg acknowledged that his company needed to be more transparent and had room to grow with its approach to handling content.
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G20 financial leaders will discuss on Friday and Saturday how to better coordinate their policy response by trying to identify which policy areas and which countries still had room for manoeuvre to do more.
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He shrugged off growing market concerns that the bank is reaching its limits and stressed that the BOJ had room to deepen negative rates even as he acknowledged that policy had its own risks.
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Many analysts believed the RBI had room to act, given inflation INCPIY=ECI fell to a two-year low of 3.41 percent in December, below the central bank's medium-term target of 4 percent.
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Vice finance minister Zhu also said that China had room to increase its fiscal deficit this year, with one PBOC researcher writing in an article that the deficit could exceed 4 percent this year.
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G20 financial leaders will discuss on Friday and Saturday how to better coordinate their policy response by trying to identify which policy areas and which countries still had room for maneuver to do more.
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I was quick to voice my worries for the Versa's thick bezels (so thick Fitbit had room to slap its name on the bottom one), but they’re not as offensive in person.
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Jordan added that the central bank's negative interest rate, currently at minus 0.75 percent, was an important tool for managing inflation, and that the bank still had "room to manoeuvre" in its monetary policy.
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Recall that Donnie is the one who suggested Apple stock still had room to grow at a meeting, which was like watching a child give an oral report on a book he hadn't read.
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And it may be that rising quality and a more diverse array of shows has broken through to some New Yorkers who thought they no longer had room for Broadway in their entertainment diets.
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As it stands now, the U.S. State Department's current offer is the final one, multiple sources who spoke on the condition of anonymity told CNBC when asked whether the deadline had room for more extensions.
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"It all depends on the fire's trajectory, but we are prepped for a lot more people," Ms. Borja said, adding that the evacuation center had room for horses and other livestock in its parking lot.
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Mr. Rajoy's "populares" are convinced that a low turnout in that cartoonish third election will favor them, and they are betting on it; as if the system's discredit still had room to grow without cracking.
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Cetinkaya's replacement, deputy governor Murat Uysal, fuelled expectations that his first monetary policy meeting as chief will approve a cut when he said on Monday that the bank had room for manoeuvre on monetary policy.
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Woodlawn, with 350,000 people buried in its 400 acres, is facing less of a space squeeze than some cemeteries: David L. Ison, its executive director, said it had room for another 40 to 50 years.
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In one study, a power company tried to "nudge" its customers into consuming less energy, by telling them how their power consumption compared to their neighbors, and telling power hogs that they had room to improve.
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To the northwest, in Lee County, Florida, which is home to Fort Myers, there were still three shelters that had room available as of Sunday night, although the county was also under curfew from 8 p.
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He shrugged off growing market concerns that the central bank's policies were reaching their limits, stressing that the BOJ had room to deepen negative rates even as he acknowledged that the policy had its own risks.
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I'm happy to receive this comment (and a few others from readers who made related points), because it gives me a reason to expand on something I only had room to hint at in that column.
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The one thing the attackers had not thought of was that the taxi they called to take them to the airport had room for only three suitcases, so they abandoned the fourth upstairs, Mr. Moniquet said.
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Orr said he expected the impact from the virus might only last about six weeks, based on guidance from other government departments, but that the RBNZ had room to adjust policy if the hit was greater.
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With M&A volume this year through November totaling US$193.42bn, activity was boosted by big deals in healthcare and technology, where companies had room to make logical combinations happen in a supportive capital markets environment.
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From his home state in America, Guy was transported by volunteers to A Dog's Dream Rescue, after the American facility contacted the rescue group to see if it had room to take in and adopt out Guy.
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The most influential voice, Fed Chair Janet Yellen, has kept her options open, saying she feels the case for a rate increase is strengthening, but also saying the economy still had "room to run" on job creation.
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Asset managers were unanimous in their expectation that continental European equities still had room to rise after pro-EU centrist Emmanuel Macron defeated far-right opponent Marine Le Pen in the French presidential election on May 7.
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Steve Phillips, the founder of Democracy in Color, an advocacy group focused on race and politics, said Mr. Sanders had room to grow with voters of color, whose votes are habitually taken for granted by Democratic candidates.
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That supported the dollar, which gained the most ground against the yen after Bank of Japan governor Haruhiko Kuroda said the central bank had room to slash interest rates to around -0.5 percent from -0.1 percent at present.
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Unfortunately, the shelter was at full capacity, but instead of turning the dogs away, one of the rescue's coordinators made phone call after phone call until they found a welcoming place that had room for the neglected dogs.
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But that's not all, because by cutting down on bezels, Huawei had room for a bigger screen, so you get a high-res 13.9-inch 13 x 2000 touchscreen while most competing systems cap out at 13.3-inches.
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One of the flights had room to accommodate more than 60 Canadians, who will disembark on a stopover in Vancouver, British Columbia, before the remaining passengers continue on to the United States, a State Department spokeswoman told Reuters.
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One of the flights had room to accommodate more than 60 Canadians, who will disembark on a stopover in Vancouver, British Columbia, before the remaining passengers continue on to the United States, a State Department spokeswoman told Reuters.
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RELATED: TOP ISIS leader 'critically injured' in U.S. airstrike, activists say CIA Director John Brennan acknowledged Wednesday that the United States had room for improvement when it came to taking on ISIS, also known as ISIL or Daesh.
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Despite short term uncertainty, the pound still had room to strengthen in the long run, UBS Wealth Management Head of Commodity and APAC Foreign Exchange Dominic Schneider told CNBC's "Squawk Box," citing the fair value of the cable.
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From his home state in America, Guy was transported by volunteers to Ontario's A Dog's Dream Rescue, after the American facility contacted the rescue group to see if it had room to take in and adopt out Guy.
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I'm not going to proclaim Chicago's rush offense a fountain of fantasy value; despite a pair of big-name, high-ticket guards (Kyle Long and Josh Sitton), Chicago backs haven't had room to run so far in 2016.
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While critics warned that the Fed had exhausted its ability to improve economic conditions, and would instead unleash inflation, Ms. Yellen convinced her fellow Fed officials that the economy had room to grow, and events proved her right.
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The government said it had room to manoeuvre on spending because Denmark's public finances were in good shape after years of austerity and that it would also raise taxes on businesses to help pay for the policy shift.
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Poloz's remarks come after BoC Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Wilkins on Tuesday said the global economy was facing immense challenges that could spill over into Canada and that the central bank had room to move interest rates lower.
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Mr. Sharpton said Mr. Biden had room to make the case that he had "evolved" on his understanding of that moment in his career, but that Mr. Biden had to be unsparing in a critique of his own role.
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SocGen added that it had room to reallocate resources from one activity to another within its investment bank and that IT technology investments would lead to further cost cuts in support functions, such as off-shoring, that should help support profitability.
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Brito said positive factors included population growth and a young demographic, the fact that some regions still had room to catch up, the willingness of consumers to buy higher-priced premium brands and the improved attractiveness of Brazil to foreign investors.
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Kuroda said on Tuesday he was "quite sure" the central bank could smoothly exit from its massive monetary stimulus when the appropriate time to do so came but he also said the bank "always" had room to expand monetary stimulus.
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"If it turns out that the economy needs further support, it ought to come from fiscal policy," Momma said, adding the government still had room to ramp up spending if external shocks cool demand and tips the economy into recession.
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I said earlier this morning that the biggest risk to the markets was to the downside, not to the upside, because with stocks at historic highs if Yellen clearly implied a September rate hike was coming stocks had room to move down.
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The space was deep, and the spare blond-wood interior featured a sushi bar along the right wall that had room for at least two dozen seats, starting near the entrance and running nearly all the way to the back of the restaurant.
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Describing the island, Hasina told a news conference in Dhaka that "from a natural point of view it is very nice" and said although the initial plan was to put 100,000 people there, it had room for as many as 1 million.
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Murat Uysal, who was appointed governor after President Tayyip Erdogan ousted his predecessor, said the bank had "room for manoeuvre" in its monetary policy as he expected disinflation to continue in 2019 on the back of declining cost pressure and weaker domestic demand.
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His band was a group of New York musicians, some of whom Mr. McCraven had hardly played with before; what they performed was entirely improvised, but with Mr. McCraven subtly steering, listeners had room to get comfortable, to fall into the music.
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Warjiyo made the remarks in response to a question on whether Bank Indonesia (BI) had room to lower borrowing costs further after the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 50 basis points to blunt the impact of the virus on the U.S. economy.
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From the start, officials questioned the wisdom of a second major port, in a country a quarter the size of Britain and with a population of 20173 million, when the main port in the capital was thriving and had room to expand.
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Some experts doubted that the 6,000-ton ship, with more than 12 artillery pieces, 500 sailors and presumably 1,600 tons of coal, would have had room for $133 billion worth of gold – which would double the current gold reserves at South Korea's central bank.
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Sure, she had room to grow, as most people do (seemingly forever), but what about all the things she seemed to feel like she couldn't make happen without a mentor — such as finding new opportunities, negotiating workplace politics, and being amazing at her job?
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The party no longer had room for New York Republicans like Nelson Rockefeller (who died the year before Reagan won election to the White House), whose tolerance for substantial domestic programs and social equality clashed with Ronald Reagan's vision of a hardline approach to public policy.
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But in the late '80s and early '90s, when glam metal was choking on its own dick, and thrash was figuring out how to put on its social consciousness pants, and grunge was just beginning to peek out of the shadows, metal had room to move.
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U.S. 10-year Treasury yields rose across the curve following retail sales data and after two Fed policymakers Charles Evans and Lael Brainard - both typically viewed as doves - indicated the bank had room to raise rates Portugal was also in focus ahead of a S&P ratings review.
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All that Trumpian glad-handing and orb-stroking in Saudi Arabia seems to have given the Saudi alliance the sense that they had room to be unusually aggressive, and since the crisis started his tweets and public statements have often seemed to clash with what our diplomats are doing.
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LAGOS, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Nigeria's FCMB issued a 23 billion naira ($115.6 million) bond at the end of the third quarter, its chief executive said on Thursday, adding that the mid-tier lender still had room to raise further debt even in the event of a naira devaluation.
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While some did express concern that there could be a ceiling on his support among women and members of minority groups, they also said he had room to grow among first-time voters, white men and independents — who, they said, will not pay attention to the race until the presidential debates begin in late September.
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"Bottom line, while the Fed I believe clearly had room for the current pause because of the economic slowdown going on overseas, it should also be clear to everyone that they are mostly beholden to asset prices, both the stock market and credit spreads with that driving policy," Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer at Bleakley Advisory Group, said in a note.
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The Ladd deal was pricey, coming at the cost of a first-round pick and a top prospect, but the Hawks are clearly in win-now mode and it's a testament to Bowman's cap management skills that he had room to add as much as he did without being forced to pay someone to take Bryan Bickell's deal off his hands.
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Cruz, Rubio and Bush had room to embark on an especially illuminating debate about who championed which side in the failed 2013 effort to pass comprehensive immigration reform legislation, aided by moderators who played videos of Cruz and Rubio appearing to favor a path by which undocumented immigrants might become citizens -- a position now considered "soft" by the conservative base of the GOP.
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They've kept busy individually—Clement has acted in films like Moana and McKenzie supervises music for The Muppets—but seeing the two of them together, playing their acoustic songs about murderous robots and David Bowie in outer space, was like being transported to a simpler time, when pop culture had room for something as quirky as a pair of lovably naive Kiwis and their innocuous brand of folk humor.
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