Round 6, 2009, West Coast lost to Fremantle
First Quarter: the Losers generated substantial opportunity from limited assets and numerous liabilities, and managed to record a margin which was diminished by costly measures, as the Winners negotiated the impact of their failure to take control of their own business, with a manageable loss.
Second Quarter: mismanagement of measures brought on by the volatile environment and an account low in confidence resulted in the Losers owning only a minor margin, which the Winners took a lot of interest in owning for themelves as they struggled to manage added confidence, going forward.
Third Quarter: the Losers struggled to manage their business as effectively as prior to the recession, and were forced to slash the margin despite the accuracy of their measures, which saved the Winners from turning their deficit into a surplus of credit, and benefited their boom, by one account.
Fourth Quarter: missing numerous opportunities proved costly for the Losers, as the industry of their business bought them more entries to their account than the Winners, which sells the confidence they're managing short of the real value they managed to produce from their position on the board.
Fifth Quarter: the Losers managed the credit due to the competition by stealing the interest of analysts with an account, which was critical, of the shortfall of industry, and sold the Losers short of the value they generated from an investment, derived from the recession, in enterprise.
Second Quarter: mismanagement of measures brought on by the volatile environment and an account low in confidence resulted in the Losers owning only a minor margin, which the Winners took a lot of interest in owning for themelves as they struggled to manage added confidence, going forward.
Third Quarter: the Losers struggled to manage their business as effectively as prior to the recession, and were forced to slash the margin despite the accuracy of their measures, which saved the Winners from turning their deficit into a surplus of credit, and benefited their boom, by one account.
Fourth Quarter: missing numerous opportunities proved costly for the Losers, as the industry of their business bought them more entries to their account than the Winners, which sells the confidence they're managing short of the real value they managed to produce from their position on the board.
Fifth Quarter: the Losers managed the credit due to the competition by stealing the interest of analysts with an account, which was critical, of the shortfall of industry, and sold the Losers short of the value they generated from an investment, derived from the recession, in enterprise.
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