(Note: for data hounds and fact-checkers, I will quickly address a loose end from Grandoni's story: 98% of jobs in the "support activities for mining" category were in the oil and gas sector, not coal mining, according to 2014 census data, so that does not explain any of the huge shortfall in Pruitt's math).
This process of addressing the loose ends in Book 3 did not get underway until the 1730s, after Newton had died.
I provide a set of learning outcomes and let them loose to address those.
Yellen is expected to reaffirm her position in a speech Friday that slack remains in the labor market and that the Fed will keep monetary policy loose to address the problem, said Katie Nixon, chief investment officer for Wealth Management at Northern Trust.
The Post Office forwarded it with a C.O.D. bill for 10 cents and the following form letter: Dear Patron: The enclosure, without addressed wrapper, was found loose in the mails and therefore could not be delivered.
After a dispute with a passenger who stood to fetch luggage too soon on a full flight just in from Pittsburgh, Mr. Slater, 38 and a career flight attendant, got on the public-address intercom and let loose a string of invective.
For the sake of expediency, Garagiola said, umpires must know where the head groundskeeper is at all times, "so that if something needs to be addressed, a pad has come loose, something is flapping around, we can address it immediately".
With the Arc de Triomphe behind him, he grabbed a microphone to address the crowd and let loose.
According to his interview with USA Today, it appears that Obama is erring against the idea of inviting a similarly loose cannon to address this week's Democratic National Convention.
Check that the shoe fits securely, if you feel any pressure tell the fitter, or if it feels too loose try to address this.
