But the passengers were prepared for the lack of cruise amenities, and managed with good cheer.
(A friend of mine happened to be eating there the day I went and managed, with admirable effort, to spend just short of $300. By himself).
Too many African carriers are plagued by debt and managed with the sole aim of satisfying the short-term interests of their cash-hungry owners.
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In addition, "businesses that are founded and managed with the objective of getting funded during a hot market may also suffer from creativity hamstrung by the need for speed," Mr. Henricks writes.
Ms. Wake left home at 16, worked briefly as a nurse, and managed with the help of a small inheritance from an aunt to leave Australia at age 20.
Alaska salmon, particularly the sockeye of Bristol Bay, are exceptionally well monitored and managed, with scores of counting towers and subsurface sonar sensors as well as dozens of human census takers.
"We very much hope the verbal assurances they provided to us - and the public statements made - are adhered to and that the club will therefore be financed and managed with appropriate governance and can go forward in a sustainable manner.
Even getting to Ha'apai was a nailbiter (I missed my "confirmed" flight, which left three hours earlier than planned, was put up by the airline that night in a dingy Nuku'alofa hotel, and managed, with persistence, to get on a plane the next day).
The Bagger listened to an animated discussion between "Brokeback Mountain" vs. "Crash" loyalists, and managed, with a tremendous amount of personal effort, to keep his piehole shut: Nothing can bring a nice party chat to a screeching halt more quickly than some dweeby know-it-all who has been sitting in his basement checking Oscar-related bookmarks for two months now.
All pneumothoraces were large and managed with pleurectomies.
