It sounds as though Mellon barely needed to be asked; she handed over six hundred and twenty-five thousandollarsrs, via "Person C's friend," endorsed by "Person A's spouse".
Olmert was once a fervent Likud backbencher ("As a young believer, I opposed, rashly, the Camp David agreements") and, for ten years, the hardline mayor of Jerusalem; he is now a determined supporter of an agreement on terms more or less like those he offered Abbas, which he knows that Kerry, an old friend, endorses.
So if one friend endorses a brand that fits their political or lifestyle model, they are more likely to share that endorsement and support that brand, product or company — and their friends will do the same.
Reviews from friends, endorsed.
Even though my campus ministry group was avowedly egalitarian, many friends endorsed gender hierarchy.
The next most frequent category was friends, endorsed by 44% of the patients.
But if you can get people to share videos, it adds a degree of credibility because a friend is endorsing it.
By Robert M. Coates and Schnurmacher The New Yorker, May 14 , 1927P. 13 Movie executive is asked by a friend to endorse a note for $5,000 so that the bank president will accept it.
Trump shifted back to the Senate race, saying that he had approved of some of his friends endorsing Strange's rival and joking that he might fire members of his administration who did so.
"Facebook users who reasonably believed that their images and content would not be used for commercial purposes without their consent will now find their pictures showing up on the pages of their friends endorsing the products of Facebook's advertisers," the letter says.
Looking to avoid a case that pits a priest against a victim, which numerous shows have done, Mr. Kelley invented a case in which a man who had been raped by a priest as a teenager sues a childhood friend for endorsing the priest as a counselor even though the friend himself had previously been raped by him.
