It's an act of weakness to come in through the back door and to leave through the back door.
There aren't any statistics that track the practice, but Michael Oates, a CPA with Rothstein Kass in New York who advises alternative investment funds, says many hedge funds are allowing U.S. individual investors to come in through foreign feeder funds or are considering it.
It was supposed to be a formidable force, but the U.S. Marines have encountered little resistance as they have come in and through the town.
Mr. ANNAN: And I think we need to be able to take care of the concerns of Israel, and I understand the issue of rearmament that we need to make sure that arms do not come in either through the airports and the borders or through the seaports.
Simpson and Meadows were both second in their 800m heats, while Okoro put in a battling finish to come through in third place.
Nowhere does the outsider in Fisher come through more clearly than in his approach to the digital revolution.
What is not so usual is that the fall in earnings has mainly come through everyone in work being paid less - not from a relatively small fraction losing their jobs.
The sense from the people around Carwyn Jones at the time that the draft budget was published in October was that there wouldn't be too much of a problem in getting in through come the final vote in December.
He broke serve in the first game of the match and combined his usual breathless defence with numerous spectacular winners to come through in one hour 25 minutes, saving all six break points he faced.
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The personality of the CEO, and the company, should come through in small but important touches.
Safeguarding them is a priority nationally but it doesn't seem to have come through in this decision.
The first is that the full impact of the extra expenditure will now only come through in the next parliament.
She scored a career-high 24 points, knowing her teammates would come through in a 61-56 first-round win over Syracuse on Saturday.
What the Gen Yers don't see, she says, is the meaning and value of gestures and other non-verbal skills that don't come through in a text message.
"It's an unbelievable achievement - all the boys have dug in so much it's untrue and our team spirit has been unbelievable - and that's what's come through in the end, " said the delighted keeper.
And I can tell you that the frankness and the directness and the no nonsense approach that I think you're all familiar with, coming from him, is something that will clearly come through in his memoirs.
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Indeed, in its application to the Securities and Exchange Commission--which, guess what, will come through just in time to make an IPO possible before the November elections!
Some of the savings could come through cuts in salaried benefits, however.
As far back as the late 1950s, Lou Mobley was arguing that the most crucial things we learn in business come through osmosis.
He also has been able to capitalize on his religion because the tremendous sums of money have come in to his campaign through many of his religious donors.
The 22-year-old represents Britain's best chance of a triathlon gold medal at the London Olympics, but to do that he must come through 2011 in form and injury-free.
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"These have been turbulent years, but the fact that the BBC has come through them in good shape to face the future is evidence of its fundamental resilience, " he added.
Mr Clinton's efforts to be all things to all men were at their worst in the first year of his administration, because he had come through a primary election in which he had faced strong challengers of all complexions.
In all three spots, you could drill straight through and come up in a place where you might bump into the occasional seal and, in one place if you arrive at the right time of year, a scientist or two.
The 20-year-old U.S. Open semifinalist is ranked 16th in the world but had to come through the qualifying draw following her title in New Zealand as her ban for an anti-doping sanction was suspended too late for her inclusion in the main field.
In trying to guess which ones will come through, I've been guided, in four out of five cases, by the divining rod of established talent.
The next development in the evolution of long-term loyalty is likely to come through creating value-driven relationships in which brands become economically indispensable to their customers.
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Its soul, he reminded Mr Frazier, did not come through a cable in the wall, but lay within.
And Wales Under-21 defender Darcy Blake is back in contention having come through an extensive training session on Wednesday.
More than 80% of the flowers sold by florists in the UK come through the Netherlands, which is an international nexus for auctions.
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