"The domestic economy is still going great guns, " said David Schroeder, who helps manage $ 12 billion in bonds for American Century Investment Management in Mountain View, California.
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"The crop is going great guns and shouldn't need any more rain until January, " said Joel Karlin, vice president of commodities at Everen Securities Inc . in Chicago.
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"I was going great guns, " said the South African, who birdied the first, third, sixth, eighth and ninth holes to go to 13 under par through 45.
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Bronco's sales, meawhile, are going great guns _ the winery was No . 4 in the state by shipments in January, up from No . 7 in all of 2002, according to industry analyst Jon Fredrikson.
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It is both an eye-opening indictment of our time _ stock market going great guns, ordinary people feeling gnawing anxiety about the future _ and a disturbing commentary on our need for a hero, preferably a familiar one from TV.
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"The whole thing is so effective and professional that it's a terrible loss to see the national operation close down, even though the state organizations are going great guns, " said Ken Cook, president of the Environmental Working Group.
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Last year, the market improved, and now " things are going great guns, " said Ali Beqaj, a partner in Southwind Real Estate in Saltaire, where four-bedroom houses for the season rent for from $ 16, 000 to $ 30, 000.
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While " Red and Rio Grande " was a super start, and 1994's follow-up, " Deep Thoughts From a Shallow Mind, " with its big hit, the rollicking " What'll You Do About Me, " going great guns, the relationship between RCA and Supernaw soured.
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His first major-label album, " John Berry, " was going great guns, fueled by the success of the beautiful ballad " Your Love Amazes Me . " He was playing club shows as fast as his agents could book them, opening for no less a superstar than Reba McEntire and all the while shuttling to Nashville when free to work on his second collection.
