Hurd said that on some occasions board members had almost come to blows.
Two of the most entertaining shows on television come to blows Sunday night.
Today we take it for granted that Italy and Austria will not come to blows, nor will Britain and Russia.
The six Christian sects sharing the church have come to blows before.
Worse, the bigger the firm, the more bucks made from an account, the more likely it is for a couple of traders or brokers to come to blows.
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The situtation is unpredictable, but some analysts think that Rwanda and Uganda will come to blows, either directly or by proxy, in Congo's North Kivu province, where both armies operate.
The screen crawl of Twitter feeds which ran at the bottom of the screen of the station I happened to be watching the debate on actually had a comment wondering if it would come to blows.
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Over the next hour, I thought Graeme McDowell and Jim Furyk might come to blows as McDowell sought relieve from a green-side sprinkler which both Furyk and 2 separate rules officials walking with the group denied.
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But this time spendthrift Americans, reeling from multiple blows, may not be able to come to the rescue.
If you're a staunch ETF investor, you could choose the more diversified (compared with the BRIC) iShares MSCI Emerging Markets (amex: EEM) to buffer some of the inevitable blows that come with the emerging-market trade winds.
"When they come close to the Sun, this ice melts - solar wind blows this material out into space, so you get a tail of matter coming off the comet, " explains O'Brien.
In the meantime, Sony will need to recover from external and internal blows and, like the departed Spider-Man, come out swinging.
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