Has a 99.9 proficiency score on ability to liken new political occurrences to "Harry Potter," and not just comparisons to the basic parts with Harry and Voldemort; is waiting for exactly the right time for a devastatingly perfect Ginny Weasley drop.
That this will take place, as mandated by Congress in 1845, on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November of every year divisible by four is not in doubt, and that in itself is remarkable, since no equivalent certainty attaches to political occurrences in other countries.
Four years ago, we had an extraordinary political occurrence: the party of a president about to be impeached picked up seats in a midterm election.
"Guess I was having a 'Plouffe,'" she said, referring to a recent political occurrence when someone actually believes the stuff they say.
In the political arena these occurrences fed into the identity crisis of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), which had already faced problems in 2007 related to redefining the party's conservative agenda and uniting voters and party members under the same umbrella in respect to terrorism and domestic security.
Deiner contends that the political system and occurrences in I, the Supreme are symbolic of those of other Paraguayan leaders.
Armed robbery is a daily occurrence, political rivals sometimes use bullets to settle their differences and taxi owners frequently protect their routes by shooting their competitors.
Displacement, sexual assault, kidnap, house arrest and political exclusion are all daily occurrences for Syria's female population.
Table 2 illustrates the arrival patterns of these immigrants, which correspond to occurrences of major political events in these countries.
The potential use of such technologies offensively has been widely discussed in recent years, and disruptions of communications systems and Web sites have become a standard occurrence in both political and military conflicts since 2000.
Agent-based modeling has also been frequently used in political science to explain the occurrence and progress of internal crisis such as insurgencies, rebellions, and civil war [e.g. 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29].
