[00:00]trail

[00:02]The hot spots and their volcanic trails are milestones

[00:05]that mark the passage of the plates.

[00:09]pail

[00:10]The wind was already veering in this direction at last

[00:13]April's Milan Furniture Fair, where the young Dutch

[00:17]firm Studio Job presented 24 cast-bronze farm objects,

[00:22]including a pail, shovel and pitchfork…

[00:26]gear

[00:28]To survive in the intense trade competition between

[00:30]countries, we must gear the qualities and varieties of

[00:34]products we make to the world-market demand.

[00:38]swear

[00:40]Ms Wilmshurst's face did not crack. To her this was

[00:45]not a joke, although I swear that on the giant TV feed you

[00:50]could just see the corner of her eyes crinkle with pleasure

[00:53]at the reaction.

[00:55]spear

[00:57]Ever since 1926, when a peculiar stone spear point

[01:01]was found at Folsom, N. Mex., U.S. archeologists have

[01:05]debated the antiquity of the culture that produced it.

[01:10]rear

[01:12]Hence the analogy that likens the conduct of monetary

[01:15]policy to driving a car with a blackened windscreen, a

[01:19]cracked rear-view mirror and a faulty steering wheel.

[01:25]shear

[01:26]In mountaintop removal, the mining company first

[01:28]scares off animal life and clear-cuts the forest, then drops

[01:32]in explosives and massive drag lines to shear off the top

[01:37]500-800 feet of the mountain.

[01:41]fiction

[01:43]Dozens of narratives have documented the financial

[01:47]crisis, telling in intricate detail the tales of imploding

[01:50]banks, greedy traders, and frantic regulators. But it

[01:55]generally takes longer for fiction writers to sink their

[01:58]teeth into current affairs.