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Yet for all this hurry to move on to the next fight, Mr Obama's presidency is now tied to what happens in Syria.It is hard to find anyone outside the White House who admires the way the president has handled the crisis.
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Add to all this the haste and hurry, the sloppiness of preparation and apparent lack of prior review by qualified attorneys and affected government agencies, the chaos and pain created by its sudden, thoughtless implementation and the fuel this will doubtless add to the propaganda of the very same radical Islamic terrorists the executive order is supposed to keep out of the country.
"We couldn't take them in all the hurry, so we just put some food and water in the cage, it is amazing with animals, how they can survive".
But let the impatient beware: I can't explain all this in a hurry.
Chanderpaul, meanwhile, moved into his eighth and ninth hours at the crease in this Test with all the hurry of a meditating monk.
Something about the water and the time away from all the hurry of our normal lives.
McNair, the Tennessee Titans' quarterback, had not looked this hurried all season.
People are all in hurry, cutting you off, being rude, making the start of your day a lot worse than just sitting in an airport waiting for a ride.
A huge celebratory parade is planned — all hands hurry to Fifth Avenue, with accompanying balloons and jazz bands, but in couples, so they can keep up the pairing and partying.
It seems unlikely that they would have got them all in a hurry, making it perhaps more likely that this material has been collected over a long period, perhaps by a group of hackers, and then released all in one go.
What, after all, is the hurry?
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