They claimed that the golf balls always cleared the channel (they never saw a splash), shelling lower Manhattan and maybe befuddling the Wall Streeters leaving work.
A former C.I.A. senior official says that before 9/11, that kind of monitoring of world leaders was always cleared by the White House.
This type of model assumes a world devoid of monopoly and uncertainty, in which the markets for capital goods and labour are free to adjust quickly so that "markets are always cleared" in the very short run.
IN the past, when domestic airlines talked about providing more comfortable service for passengers in coach, the conventional wisdom always cleared its throat and pointed out that this had not worked.
"Come on," she interrupted, "the cache is always cleared!" Their date night as described to Tina was the epitome of normalcy: dessert and maybe a frozen yoghurt somewhere else.
As a whole section or "coup" is always cleared at a time, it meant that all over the country thousands of acres of woodland were being completely cleared and almost all woodland was in every stage of regrowth.
