By John Vorhies and Philip Hamburger The New Yorker, May 8 , 1971P. 32 Observed in the Dallas telephone book, listed under ARMY DEPT OF: Military Police AWOL Apprehensive Section View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By Alan Burdick By Atul Gawande.
By John Vorhies and Philip Hamburger The New Yorker, May 8 , 1971P. 32 Observed in the Dallas telephone book, listed under ARMY DEPT OF: Military Police AWOL Apprehensive Section View Article By Larissa MacFarquhar By Rivka Galchen By Blythe Roberson By Malcolm Gladwell.
Heidegger's description of growing possibilities for simultaneity and instantaneousness in human experience ultimately proved no less apprehensive than the views of many of his predecessors.
Anole is still apprehensive, maintaining his views from Divided We Stand, but is persuaded to join the team when Dani tells him that the X-Men have relocated to San Francisco, California, "a place renowned for its tolerance of mutants and... other minorities," a reference to Anole's gay identity.
"We know Farouk's extreme views and were always apprehensive of where it may lead him to.
"We know Farouk's extreme views and were always apprehensive of where it may lead him to," the relative said.
Rather than take a defensive or apprehensive posture about unexpected challenges, we should view them as an integral part of doing business.
The result delighted her; Sargent, a shrewder character, was apprehensive about how the portrait would be viewed by the conventional crowds for whom a day out at the Salon was a social fixture in the Paris calendar.
But Marian takes a dimmer view of the motivation behind health care refusals, and is apprehensive about the proposed regulations' effects.
But the images are also likely to be viewed as the latest mixed blessing by people already apprehensive of Big Brother-like surveillance in their lives.
