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And in the passage everybody remembers best, a man is dancing alone by a wing when suddenly a woman falls out of it, upright, and into his arms.

Let me give a particular shout-out to Alan Greenspan, who played a crucial role both in financial deregulation and in the passage of the Bush tax cuts — and who is now, of course, among those hectoring us about the deficit.

Anderson was influential in securing ratification of the Prohibition Amendment by the New York State Legislature in 1919 and in the passage of a New York State dry enforcement law.

Sunday played a significant role in arousing public interest in Prohibition and in the passage of the Eighteenth Amendment in 1919.

Potter sees a continuity of this pressure campaign in both the government's recent aggressive prosecution of climate activist Tim DeChristopher and in the passage of laws this year in Utah and Iowa criminalizing undercover investigations of animal abuse on factory farms.

This trend was evident in all inhibitor concentrations and in all the passages examined until passage 5, when untreated aASCs stopped propagating.

On the jacket the girl exuberantly flings out her arms and legs in the passage (one might say the rift) between two worlds, city and country.

Incorporating multi-stakeholder involvement and activism in the passage of the UNR could have gained more buy-in, and potential for political support.

"Love in the Time of Cholera," Caridad Svich's new play based on the novel by Gabriel García Márquez, is at once anchored and unmoored in the passage of time.

Most of those failed, but North Carolina follows Iowa, Missouri, Utah, and Idaho in the passage of such laws.

Hence the talk of responsibility, guilt, punishment, and forgiveness in the passage.