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• "Gyro-gyro, " Kalivas said with a laugh.
• Later on, drummer George Kanavaris joined the band and Ilias Kalivas followed on the bass guitar.
• Kalivas said, referring to the tendency of consumers to spend more freely as their investments gain value.
• "The market is still expecting rate cuts, " said Nick Kalivas, a trader at Refco in Chicago.
• Housing appears to be weakening, and " the consumer is not set up to go crazy, " said Kalivas.
• "We've been so consumed by everything around us that I haven't even wanted anything, " Kalivas said.
• "The market has become a little more pessimistic about the prospects for a rate cut " this year, Kalivas said.
• "For now, the market seems very, very comfortable with the idea of a neutral Fed, " said Kalivas at Refco.
• Kalivas, who intends to live in Greece after the Games, said she would find her own job and help develop a girls'soccer program.
• Tanya Kalivas and her Greek-American soccer teammates Sofia Smith and Walker Loseno found a steady stream of entertainment in the week leading to the Athens Games.
• -- Nick Kalivas, an analyst at the commodity and futures brokerage Refco Inc ., as U . S . bond prices rose 17 / 32 on some weak economic indicators.
• "The market thinks a rate hike is coming but it doesn't know when, " said Nick Kalivas, senior credit analyst at Refco Inc . in Chicago.
• By the end of the Games, Kalivas and her teammates, themselves symbols of the marriage of heritages, hope to get to know their neighbors, if not collect their souvenirs.
• Andreas Kalivas, 49, chased a bus with 36 Albanian passengers Thursday and forced it to drive to the police station in Messolonghi, about 200 kilometers ( 120 miles ) northwest of Athens.
• She has been booked by many designers such as Tsubi, Toni Maticevski, Rebecca Dawson, Alex Perry, Michelle Jank, Tina Kalivas, Alice McCall, Mad Cortes and Scanlan & Theodore.
• Judging from Eurodollars, " people believe the next move in rates is definitely going to be down, " said Nick Kalivas, an analyst who follows Eurodollar futures at Chicago's Refco.
• "You can't get a big capital gain unless the Fed ( cuts rates ), which is premature, " said Nick Kalivas, senior credit analyst at Refco Inc . in Chicago.
• "I love sitting in the cafeteria and watching all the athletes come in and harassing them for pins, " Smith said as she and Kalivas waited in the hair salon while Loseno got a free cut.
• If stocks fall further, it would ease concern among Fed officials that they would be encouraging a speculative bubble in share prices that could ultimately lead to a collapse in asset values if they reduce rates further, Kalivas said.
• "If you got a very strong holiday shopping season, then the bond market would probably think that the Fed may have to raise rates, " said Nick Kalivas, a senior credit market analyst at Refco in Chicago.