One affectionately stated, "Even as strangers, we quietly - conspiratorially - acknowledge each other when we pass".
But this traditionally Republican city in a largely rural state affectionately known as Big Red is still counting provisional ballots, and state law allows it to take its time.
He speaks affectionately of the state and its people, but if this is his idea of affection I wouldn't want to see him working on characters that he disdains.
Named after its dogged champion, a former state senator affectionately known as "Cousin" Arthur Ravenel, the $632 million bridge is a graceful, arching ribbon supported by a pair of 572-foot-tall towers laced with 128 suspension cables.
10 30 a.m. 6) COUSIN ARTHUR Named after its dogged champion, a former state senator affectionately known as "Cousin" Arthur Ravenel, the $632 million bridge is a graceful, arching ribbon supported by a pair of 572-foot-tall towers laced with 128 suspension cables.
Mr. Crossland, 43, affectionately known in his home state, Wyoming, as the "trailer park troubadour," had half a mind to wave the.38 pistol he keeps nearby when sleeping on the road.
Clinton beat Barack Obama in the popular vote in Nevada in 2008, in a victory that relied on her support among Latinos, who now comprise 28% of the state's population and affectionately refer to her as "La Hillary".
Mrs. Cardoso, often known affectionately as Dona Ruth, was born in the interior of the state of São Paulo, but went to the state capital to study at the University of São Paulo.
The record states that the first couch potato was named and affectionately shamed in Pasadena, California, in 1976, when Tom Iacino phoned his friend Robert Armstrong, a cartoonist and TV lover.
Shriver accompanied Schwarzenegger as he swung through the state, sticking close to his side, patting his arm affectionately, kissing him for the cameras.
Jiménez, affectionately nicknamed Goyo, was kidnapped from his home in the southern state of Veracruz on February 5.
