If campaigns have the potential to become vehicles for candidates to advance themselves financially, far more often they serve as veritable bank accounts for associates or friends of those candidates.
They are veritable gas guzzlers, accounting for some 40% of all carbon emissions, according to one estimate; and may be built with materials to "last", but not in an environmentally sustainable way.
They are veritable gas guzzlers, accounting for some 40% of all carbon emissions, according to one estimate; and may be built with materials to "last", but not in an environmentally sustainable way.
It becomes a veritable love story.
A significant part of the book, however, is devoted to the ticktock, as journalists call it, a veritable minute-by-minute account of meetings, nearly all of which have already been described in David E. Sanger's "Confront and Conceal," Seth G. Jones's "Hunting in the Shadows" and Peter Bergen's "Manhunt" (Bowden credits "Manhunt" in his acknowledgments).
Next year its Web site (tclf.org), already a veritable garden of factual accounts and written and oral histories, will be "updated to 2.0 so that everything will be linked and Wiki-like," he said.
Goody, a veritable repository of history, has nostalgic leanings.
Veritable renaissance men, then?
He's been a recurring bright spot in a year that, by most accounts, has been a veritable dumpster fire.
Syria is a veritable cauldron of hell on earth by any account.
We may have started out as a magazine back in 1994, but in 2016 we have a TV network, an HBO show, a Snapchat account for the teens, and a veritable cornucopia of wonderful websites to our name.
