If Californians hold restoring accountability first and foremost in their minds when voting Tuesday, they may set another national trend that will lead to the adoption of the tools of direct democracy in other states.
Other gestures Wrio uses include swiping right and holding to restore deleted text.
The cavity created is filled in with cement at low pressure (typically polymethylmethacrylate) in order to support the surrounding bone, prevent further collapse and hold the restored vertebra in place.
In a way they even harbor portents of postwar art's latest apotheosis, Dia:Beacon's cathedral to Minimalism that is above all a big, handsomely proportioned midcentury factory building, sensitively restored and held up to us as art.
They praised the protesting musicians for their "passion," urged them to get more involved in the academy's activities and held out the possibility of restoring some of the categories that have been "merged" — as opposed to being "eliminated" or "deleted," the preferred terms of the complaining musicians.
Mr. Paniagua's government sacked top military officers associated with Mr. Montesinos, reversed some of Mr. Fujimori's most egregious autocratic rulings, restored economic stability and held this spring's elections -- widely hailed as clean.
The electric states of GROs between two oscillations can be held and restored.
A result of this effort was widely held as restoring CUNY to its traditional role as one of America's best universities.
While in power, Rajoelina periodically engaged in ongoing negotiations to establish conditions under which free and fair elections could be held to restore government constitutionality and legitimacy in the eyes of the international community.
Now I regard these feelings with a bitter irony: at long last, here comes an American President who issues boycott orders against Muslims, refugees, and migrants, restoring hope and holding out promise that I will not lack subject matter for writing.
