The shiny circular set had images of dollar signs everywhere, imposing as church windows, and suggesting in an unseemly way that we are still what we make and wear and drive.
However, this is an opportunity for the House of Lords … to improve and suggest in a way that doesn't break this long-standing constitutional convention".
Now, Dmitri Nabokov has announced that "Laura" will indeed be published, and suggests in a Q. and A. conducted by e-mail with the Week in Review that, in fact, her peril has been exaggerated.
Both were inspired by Robert Winder's book Bloody Foreigners, which told the centuries-long tale of immigration to Britain, and suggested in a footnote that a museum might reduce our widespread ignorance of the subject.
Despite the terrorist attacks in Paris, Mr Corbyn had restated his opposition to British air strikes in Syria and suggested in a BBC interview that he did not favour a "shoot-to-kill" policy.
Mr. Clinton, for instance, has never acknowledged publicly that he feared he might become the first president in history to be removed from office -- until, that is, he took the stage at a church in Louisiana on Saturday night and suggested, in a deeply emotional way, just that.
The random linear coding (RLC) approach is adapted for practical implementation in lossy packet networks [6, 7], and suggested in a number of wireless networking applications [8, 9].
The goal with AI is to help surface information and proactively help the sales team, turning CRM (and other parts of the Salesforce platform) into a tool that can assist and suggest in a much more prescriptive way.
My parents own a scale and, with its dark powers of seduction, it drew me to it and suggested in a sly, beguiling whisper that I should put my feet on its smooth surface.
Obama has changed his tune and suggested in an interview on NBC airing today that Trump could win the presidency.
