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And this breaks down the credit industry into crunchable numbers.

People with credit cards are keen. « Dating Jesus 2009

In this book, the monsters are satisfyingly juicy and crunchable.

Archive 2009-12-01 Lou Anders 2009

As soon as Oprah puts down crunchable foods, I'm sure the whole problem will be resolved.

Archive 2007-03-01 2007

The more diffuse and un-crunchable aspects of sexual expression -- love, intimacy, power, surrender, sensuality, and excitement -- rarely make it to the front page.

Esther Perel: The Mechanics Of Sex 2008

Super-crunchable data can be broadly statistical or profoundly personal.

Era Of The Super Cruncher 2007

A scullery in the old world was, in the case of such houses as ours, a damp, unsavory, mainly subterranean region behind the dark living-room kitchen, that was rendered more than typically dirty in our case by the fact that into it the coal-cellar, a yawning pit of black uncleanness, opened, and diffused small crunchable particles about the uneven brick floor.

In the Days of the Comet Herbert George 2006

The bone was of crunchable size, but she lifted it out delicately and placed it on the ground for special treatment.

See Delphi and Die Davis, Lindsey 2005

The central idea -- reducing securities markets to mathematically crunchable datasets that can be objectively analyzed -- is as old as trading itself.

Let Your PC Do the Investing Joanna Glasner 2005

A scullery in the old world was, in the case of such houses as ours, a damp, unsavory, mainly subterranean region behind the dark living-room kitchen, that was rendered more than typically dirty in our case by the fact that into it the coal-cellar, a yawning pit of black uncleanness, opened, and diffused small crunchable particles about the uneven brick floor.

In the Days of the Comet 1906

But if there is one source of information on the U.S. economy that still draws close attention despite being thin on crunchable numbers, it's the largely-anecdotal survey compiled eight times a year by the Federal Reserve.

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed BRIAN MILNER 2012