With failing engines, ruptured fuel tanks and a damaged rudder, Air Force One finally lunges into the Caspian Sea and breaks apart; just in time, Ford is safely yanked on to a hovering Hercules turboprop, which, as its pilot beamingly announces while the theme appropriated by Trump blares out one last time, at once becomes Air Force One.
The most famous one, frequently appropriated by others, he says, has the words black, white, red, yellow and brown all crossed out, and below them, human in capital letters.
Lock her up," a popular rallying cry at Trump campaign stops, and one recently appropriated by airline passengers pissed off at some old guy wearing a Make America Great Again hat.
Inside of the mostly empty store, save for one customer -- a thin, inebriated man in a Burberry scarf, listlessly petting a shaved Pomeranian -- I perused their collection to see which clothes were considered appropriate by one of the world's leading creators of fashion.
One of the nation's most successful environmental programs is now wholly dependent on general tax revenues appropriated by Congress.
But it was appropriated by vile people, and now virtually everyone sees racial hatred in that one too.
One of the reasons red-tops introduced dummy first editions in newsprint was to avoid exclusives being appropriated by rivals.
Time has been appropriated by institutions.
Accepting these arguments, an indoor air guideline value can be set by dividing the appropriate NOAEL by one or more assessment factors (Nielsen and Øvrebø 2008 ).
Those countries have been strongly opposed to any market-based approaches to climate change, including carbon taxes, cap-and-trade, and offset systems, as well as any approaches that would allow — through appropriate linkage — the financing by one country of emissions reductions in another country (see my previous essay at this blog on A Key Element for the Forthcoming Paris Climate Agreement).
