"'Hamilton' is a story very deliberately told to reflect what America looks like right now.
However, labor observers are noting the second recent case of a Wisconsin manufacturing company very deliberately provoking a strike to gain the insertion of a "right-to-work" provision, suggesting that Gov. Walker's attack on public employee rights is spreading to the private sector.
"Critically, this needs to be done in a way which very deliberately creates stronger communities and better decisions.
"My biggest memory is Fergie's elbows, they were a real nuisance, but I have to say he never really gave me a problem," says a smiling Dalglish as he, very deliberately, opens and examines a coat pocket before adding: "He'd better come out of here". By then the pair were already well acquainted.
He posed with his arm leaning nonchalantly on a parapet, turning his body towards the beholder – a striking pose, and one he borrowed very deliberately from a painting of an unknown man by Titian.
Furthermore, because Akwesasne is a sovereign territory, collaboration developed very deliberately and through a dual process that was familiar on one level to academics and on another level to the Native American community.
It is a film that plays, very deliberately, with male fears of female reproduction".
This was a series that distinguished very deliberately between the indulgent and the self-indulgent, between the provocative and the inflammatory.
By Helen Riesenfeld The New Yorker, September 15 , 1934P. 65 A family who has very deliberately brought their 9 year old child to Hollywood to be noticed succeed in attracting the eye of a famous producer in the Brown Derby restaurant and he promises to interview the child.
Ms. Aydar is primarily a singer, not a songwriter, and her repertory very deliberately draws from past and present Brazilian pop.
