Someone who rebalanced over the past 12 years would indeed have earned more than someone who allocated his money only at the beginning and then stood pat.
Before that, though, in 1931, he had been attacked by a fascist group in Bologna: they assaulted him at a concert and then stood in a mob outside his hotel making threatening gestures.
It has been declining since then and stood at 6.9 million in 2010.
"Yeah, " he said simply, then stood and walked out of the losing locker room.
For another minute I sat on the chair in the hallway, then stood up and walked slowly toward her room.
Then he laughed and stood up and waved his gloved hands again and jerked the light chain, bringing down darkness.
When the photo session was over, Rousselot gave him two bills and all the coins in his pocket, and then the pair of them stood there together, as if there were something more to be said but neither of them dared say it.
There was a good deal of subsequent yelling between kitchen and capo, who stood behind the display case and now and then sucked deeply on a cigarette and swigged beer from a bottle on a shelf above him.
We stood up now and then to get our circulation going, and it was always the same: the wind was always blowing, there was always a semblance of moon, always in the same spot in the sky, and in front of the moon a fantastic cavalcade of ragged clouds, always the same.
He leaned back against the ropes of the enclosure and watched the horses circle the corral, stood watching them a minute more, as they stood still, then leaned down and came out through the ropes.
Then he stood up straight and responded loudly enough for all the kids to hear.
The idea that if we stood back and did nothing, then nothing would happen to us.
She leaned against a chair in the hall, touching the walls, then stumbled to the open doorway and stood, staring outside.
If a Magistrate (or JP) stood up and read the Riot Act then anyone on the streets moments later was partaking in a riot.
FORBES: London Riots: Who Pays? Or, When is a Riot Not a Riot?
But they got little change out of Wasps' magnificent "rush" defence, which stood up to be counted, and then got up for more, time and again.
He stood again for the leadership in 1997 and then joined William Hague's shadow cabinet, initially shadowing trade and industry and later opposing John Prescott.
Salter also said McCain called Bush and talked to colleagues in Washington and learned that passage of the bailout plan as it then stood was next to impossible.
Then a man sitting in the back stood up and cleared his throat.
Lying in bed in his nightshirt and black woolen stockings, Hopkins recited his Morning Offering, then stood to use the chamber pot.
Finally, he stood, began to walk to first base, and then turned and headed into the clubhouse, done for the night.
And then there were those cruel, sudden gaps, the clearings where she stood alone, not knowing how to return.
He was then promoted in 1994 to minister for local transport and road safety but stood down at the 1997 general election in preference of earning some "serious money" and became director general of the Road Haulage Association.
The ones who were there at the start knew they should have done something to stop it, but they all just stood watching, about eight or ten at the beginning and then more, the entire queue from the kebab shop pouring out onto the pavement to see what was going on.
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