In 1997, a Super Bowl commercial for Holiday Inn was taken off the air after widespread negative reactions.
"I kid you not, folks!" Limbaugh chuckled on air, triggering widespread amusement at the Democrats' latest gaffe.
But revolution certainly was in the air, the widespread grievances of Vietnam war and civil rights protesters taken to an extreme by the Weather Underground and other bodies, many of them less charismatic and not so easily defined, but each of great concern to Richard M Nixon and his notorious FBI chief, J Edgar Hoover.
He said the new test was an effort to answer this question: Why are some 10,000 people still dying each year in frontal crashes, despite the installation of air bags, widespread use of safety belts and high scores for most new cars in previous front-crash tests?
Although no diagnostic blood test exists for air embolism, widespread air embolization has been reported to result in elevated serum creatine kinase of up to 900 U/L [ 6], as was the case in our patient.
The hurdles it faces remain: costs, noise, air pollution and widespread opposition including an expected legal challenge from the local authorities".
As smog shrouded the Great Hall of the People, he acknowledged that he too was "quite upset" about recent widespread air pollution.
Smog, or ozone, which is the most widespread air pollutant, forms more readily in hotter temperatures, and is expected to increase under climate change.
The standards were proposed last summer in response to complaints from citizens and environmental groups that gases escaping from the 13,000 wells drilled each year by fracking were causing health problems and widespread air pollution.
