Interregnums are dangerous — and doubly morbid if unaccompanied by a readiness to think anew about changed power structures.
(Posted Nov. 3) 2. IN UNDER THREE HOURS, ARMSTRONG LEARNS ANEW ABOUT PAIN AND RACING -- Lance Armstrong conquers the New York City Marathon.
The HWA grant has offered a unique opportunity to think anew about how a range of vital community services can be offered more effectively and innovatively.
Not long after the election, lawmakers here say, private conversations began anew about the possibility of a law limiting unions while Republicans held a larger majority in the State House than they will come January when newly elected members are seated.
Mr Richard promised to go to Israel to make amends.The furore prompted many Israeli commentators to fret anew about the threat of a boycott.
As she and her students worked to help people piece their shattered lives back together, she began thinking anew about whether there was a way to foresee the crises that created refugees.
For many colleges and universities, then, this contretemps represents a timely gift: a chance to think anew about these issues, before the pursuit of a cosmetic diversity leaves them looking as ridiculous as poor Elizabeth Warren does today.
In truth, the resort was nothing special by Western standards, but debate broke out anew about the morality of holding a conference in such a setting.
Her political ethic relies on a vision of cohabitation that thinks anew about binationalism and exposes the limits of a communitarian framework to overcome the colonial legacy of Zionism.
With new leadership both in Washington and in Mexico, this is a good time to think anew about the most effective ways to deal with a social problem that has fueled widespread violence and corruption and destroyed countless lives.
In late July, three weeks after his workout at Woodberry, Rainey was back at Lawrence's office in Richmond complaining anew about pain in his residual leg — "a sharp, tingly pain," he called it.
