And along congested, heavily used routes, the authority wants to add 400 "articulated" buses -- oversize vehicles that bend in the middle vaguely like an accordion.
This not only brings driving missions and a new racing mode but finally adds proper articulated toys along with the static collectable figurines.
"Mr. Paladino," he added, "has to articulate why people with these backgrounds on his campaign staff should be acceptable to New Yorkers".
The challenge for civil society, he added, was to articulate the OGP in terms that were acceptable to African governments.
From the state's point of view, he added, "We have articulated our willingness to help in whatever way we can.
Porphyrii de praed., 1978, 158); (2) the inadmissible reification of the modus significandi adherent to its description as some quality or form added to the articulate voice (dictioni superadditum) through the act of imposition.
But he added that Mr. Bush was articulating terms that the two sides had begun to discuss in their negotiations, though neither leader has been so specific in outlining the shape of a compromise.
He added, "You certainly can articulate that I would rather live in a society where there's universal health care.
The particulars of the group desire aren't often articulated, she added, although "you know it when you see it".
"This is not an easy thing for victims to come to grips with and to be able to articulate," he added.
Speaking to The Independent, he added: "My intention was to articulate feelings around in the community.
