"It doesn't get much more core than that.
And those are much more core to my story, aren't they?
Even These Foolish Things, the witty book on which this film is based, presents a much more feasible core idea: the retirement hotel is not a decrepit desert palace but a complex in Bangalore, India's silicon valley, and the people who conceive and run the place are 50-year-old men on a mission – an entrepreneur and doctor – rather than a buffoon with low IQ who needs foreign aid to save the day.
Recognition of the need for a much more tightly knit central European core to make the currency work comes at a time when public support for European integration is at a low.
In the porn world's upside-down scheme of sexual values, a couple holding hands off-screen is a much more intimate act than hard-core sex on the set.
These results together with relative limited standard variation (SD = 3.3 years) across all core samples suggest a much more coordinated time period for the formation of the plaque cores than perhaps expected, with limited contribution of de-novo synthesized biological matter thereafter.
Ill-advised shopping has certainly turned up recently in the news, and yet the issue also forms the core of a much more contentious and continuing debate.
It should be a much more ambitious effort to save the core of what perhaps someday could become a more decent society in Iraq, including military officers, local politicians, and the many thousands of other Iraqis (and their families) who have worked closely and well with Americans.
However, in his UN speech Obama made clear that the US saw the Iranian nuclear programme as a much more immediate and serious threat to its core interests, and he responded to the overtures of the newly-elected leadership in Tehran by putting Kerry in charge of the coming critical weeks of intense negotiations.
The core index rose a much more modest 0.4%, but that was also well above the Street's call of 0.2%.
In the end, Romney's lack of core values is a much more powerful message than anything having to do with "mandates".
