Meanwhile, two administrations tried to strike a bolder note vaguely reminiscent of President John F. Kennedy's challenge in 1961 to land men on the Moon "before this decade is out".
On the first, he made rather general promises; on the second, he sounded a much bolder note as a liberator, democrat and nation-builder, not a conqueror or bully (see article).Whether or not he manages to appease his critics on these points, Mr Bush faces an uphill struggle to achieve his other immediate objective: getting a second resolution through the United Nations Security Council.
Unidentified hackers posted a bold ransom note on the computer screens of cops in Tewksbury, Massachusetts: "If you really value your data, then we suggest you do not waste valuable time searching for other solutions because they do not exist," the Globe reported.
P-values for statistically significant results are shown in bold Note: The numbers in parentheses show the p-values for the statistical significance of the estimated coefficient for the intervention effect.
And, while the orchestra strikes fresh in each performance the bold notes and aching melodic beauty of Leonard Bernstein's score, above and on either side of the stage, surtitles provide the Sondheim lyrics and Arthur Laurents libretto in French.
Still, although the map is a "bold attempt," Crowder notes that it is far from comprehensive.
Busoni said that he could answer for every note in the score: a bold claim, since the notes run into uncountable thousands, yet persuasive.
He was noted for a bold personality, described by Magness-Blake as having "a strong ego".
As The Verge notes, it's a bold design and perhaps one that's too radical for the slow-moving corporate machine that is HP.
It's a bold, spicy rye with sweet, smooth notes of maple on the finish.
