But friends say Ms. Smoot, who has been in a longtime relationship with a Democratic businessman, Lon Johnson, thought she could reclaim some of her personal life away from the administration's front lines.
At the Volokh Conspiracy, Orin Kerr, a George Washington law professor, speaks up: Isn't it possible, he says, that the Department of Justice official who represented the Bush administration in front of Congress in 2002 wasn't "in the loop"?
The single Briton prodding his six Fijians to stand their ground are not British army soldiers but employees of Global Risk Strategies, a London-based security company.Private military companies (PMCs)—mercenaries, in oldspeak manning the occupation administration's front lines are now the third-largest contributor to the war effort after the United States and Britain.
Some may see it as an odd fit, but the soft-spoken Mrs Bush, who has been outspoken on Myanmar, has become the administration's front man for taking on the ghastly military regime in Myanmar.Whether Mynamar's government now relaxes its paranoid stance to let the United Nations and aid groups operate with limited interference will literally be a matter of life and death for thousands of people.
Similarly, in the metastatic setting, Cristofanilli et al (2004), using the CellSearch platform, reported that the detection of ⩾5 CTCs/7.5 ml blood at baseline and before the administration of front-line or second-line treatment was associated with a poor clinical outcome both in terms of progression-free survival (PFS) and OS.
China's dirty secret is the amounts borrowed by corporate entities created by local administrations as fronts for grandiose projects.
But by the same token, the Bush and Cheney administration belongs in front of a war crimes tribunal.
But with W., "Back Seat" — Cheney's Secret Service name in the Ford administration — clambered up front.
Jutting out from one wall of the main administration building in front of the library is David Alfaro Siqueiros's 3D mural glorifying social struggle.
Scores of readers wrote me earlier this month about The Times's failure to put former Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill's bombshells about the early days of the Bush administration on the front page.
