But there's one thing that puzzles him to this day: "There was a whole cast of British people and nobody said, 'Y'know, you've got to work on that accent a bit.' Nobody said a word".
Asked about this by the Guardian recently, Van Dyke said: "There was a whole cast of British people and nobody said, 'Y'know, you've got to work on that accent a bit.' Nobody said a word".
If you were to suggest that the Roman Catholic church had a questionable record on human rights through the ages and, while we're about it, transubstantiation seems to be pushing it a bit far, nobody would claim that you were racially abusing the Italians or the Irish and nobody would take you to court for your point of view.
"If you tell people they should be a bit careful, nobody listens.
Nowadays, she says a bit wistfully, nobody wants to read his poems.
"This year it felt a bit like nobody really wanted to talk about it – possibly because, despite all the good words in the first year I went, no progress had been made in tackling it," she says.
Building up the natural-gas supply also makes sense: by one count, an annual investment of $6 billion could make Ukraine nearly self-sufficient in gas in 15 years.This agenda is not cheap, and it is a bit gritty: nobody joined the IMF to champion thermostat-fitters, and no government likes admitting that it can't pay its debts.
DB: VIP is a bit heroic, nobody's ever used a vector in this way.
Writing a story about TelePrompTer usage is only really relevant when some sort of gaffe happens -- which did happen to Reagan quite a bit (although nobody remembers it now).
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Well, that's the bit nobody can agree on.
