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It was all there -- great, informed writing.
'He's got a great garden,' informs D. 'An urban oasis.' 'With a load of crack addicts outside,' says Grant.
Yo, hairnet central, what am I back here, Mark Fuhrman?" And Paulie, a hit man with a great ear, informs Tony that the job of killing a Latino man has been completed by saying, "Juan Valdez has been separated from his donkey".
It's different from the "Presliad," less rhetorical, more a travelogue than an argument, but no less precious, since it carves out and addresses the second of Marcus' great informing questions: What is it about the audience that is America that makes it receptive to the combination of art and junk and appearance and reality and devotion and repulsion an idea like Elvis purveys?
But while Collins had no issue with Pagan having to leave a game because of illness, he said he was annoyed that he did not make a greater effort to inform someone about his whereabouts.
There are many unanswered questions about the JPMorgan Chase losses and a great deal of informed guesswork about exactly what went wrong.
If the government's indictment is accurate in its claim that Sterling divulged classified information, then he took a great risk to inform the public about an action that, in Risen's words, 'may have been one of the most reckless operations in the modern history of the CIA.'.
"Local teams have done a great job of informing local communities, and community leaders are going out to rural areas and informing people about the disease so they can be treated and looked after.
Charcoal remains recovered from settlements and funerary sites in this area can inform a greater understanding of wood resource procurement and woodland management strategies adopted by these small-scale communities.
