But that quick fix comes at the expense of keeping older, more beaten-up aircraft in the sky longer.
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Some financial stocks are also more beaten up than their fundamentals warrant, even though higher interest rates would benefit banks, he added.
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No trees in America are more beaten down than the cottonwood trees of the central plains, chastised by ice storm and fire and wind into postures of broken supplication.
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A coalition of local human rights groups has said at least 12 people have been killed in response to the nationwide protests, with many more beaten and tortured by state security forces.
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But Douglas Blonsky, president of the Central Park Conservancy, can see past the lush meadows and fresh streams to a time when the 153-acre park was more beaten-down wasteland than urban Eden.
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LONDON, May 22 (Reuters) - Emerging equities snapped a three-day losing streak on Tuesday and many of the more beaten down emerging market currencies such as the lira and rand bounced off lows as the dollar pulled back.
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Emerging market stocks snapped a three-day losing streak and many of the more beaten-down currencies, such as the South African rand, Mexican peso and Indian rupee, pulled out of their recent dives as the dollar eased back.
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The jump in gold as well as more beaten-down industrial metals helped mining stocks, while the tech sector was also lifted by a 7% jump in Capgemini's shares on news it had bought engineering and digital services firm Altran.
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This resulted in the burning of a Zimbabwe Revenue Authority warehouse, temporary closure of the border post and several arrests. The national stay-away day came after clashes between taxi drivers and the police two days earlier, with 95 people being arrested and several more beaten with truncheons/baton sticks and harassed. President Robert Mugabe met with senior Zimbabwean officials to discuss the situation.
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One aspect both teams had to adjust to was the large size of the rink, far larger than either typically experienced. Yale did finally acclimate in the third game but the team knew they had work ahead of them. Yale officially opened its intercollegiate season with decisive wins over Mass Ag. and MIT but were once more beaten by Princeton, despite a valiant effort from York in goal. A game that was scheduled against Cornell was cancelled.
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The Italian proverb based on this lore was perpetuated in Britain for the next two centuries. George Pettie's translation of the Civil Conversations of Stefano Guazzo (1530–93), a book first published in Italy in 1574, records that he had once come across the proverb 'A woman, an ass and a walnut tree, Bring more fruit, the more beaten they be'. What is now the better known English version appears shortly after in the works of John Taylor, :::A woman, a spaniel and a walnut tree, :::The more they're beaten the better still they be. Roger L'Estrange includes Abstemius' story in his Fables of Aesop and Other Eminent Mythologists a century later.
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