The bishops themselves orchestrated the parade of speakers here this morning in an extraordinary, nationally televised act of contrition, intended to raise their own sensitivities to the crisis that many of them are accused of worsening by leaving predatory clerics in ministry long after parishioners voiced complaints.
And then, in the last of three nationally televised acts in this gripping electoral melodrama, Mr. Bush appeared, boldly proclaiming his readiness to abide by "this weekend's final count".
"If we nurture our children and young people with the right education," said Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, commemorating the act with a televised address, "India's future as a strong and prosperous country is secure".
"It was an extremely heinous act," Sheikh Hasina said in a televised statement.
Turkey called the wells an act of provocation, and Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said in a televised statement that Turkish "frigates, gunboats and its air force will constantly monitor developments in the area".
Humorina was born of an act of censorship; in 1972, Soviet authorities decided to take a televised improvisational comedy competition off the air.
The FSB head, Alexander Bortnikov, informed Putin during a televised briefing on Monday night that the plane crash was "unequivocally a terrorist act" caused by an explosive device.
MegaBots' dream of a televised giant robot fighting league has been a bit slow going.
"I acted in this movie because I'm a pacifist," he said in a televised interview.
With the party's first debate set for August, Republicans must decide to either allow what could become a nationally televised circus act, or figure out how to fairly whittle down a field likely to include eight current or former governors, four senators, two accomplished business executives and a renowned neurosurgeon.
By Nathaniel Stein August 4, 2015 With the party's first debate set for August, Republicans must decide to either allow what could become a nationally televised circus act, or figure out how to fairly whittle down a field likely to include eight current or former governors, four senators, two accomplished business executives and a renowned neurosurgeon.
