Data-based issues, like mapping, tend to fall by the wayside when there is a crunch on resources,

Those are the times when we really need to crunch down and get a stop somehow.

We don't intend to let this fall by the wayside. It's going to happen sooner or later, but it's a big job, and we need many, many minds.

We do tend to have more issues with the oaks.

When the IPO market tapers off, the more speculative types of issues tend to take a bigger beating than those more

When you're an economist trained in conceptual stuff, you tend to be less intuitive. You fall back on this conceptual framework that the profession has invested a lot of time in.