"C.A. is continuing to hire employees, as needs arise," said Bob Gordon, a company spokesman.
So other strategies arose, said Jenna Weissman Joselit, a historian at George Washington University.
The accusations arose late, but they were bound to arise, said the Rev. Donald Armstrong of Colorado Springs, an opponent of Bishop-elect Robinson. Bishop-elect Robinson
But a new problem arose, said Sameer Dholakia, chief executive of VMLogix of Palo Alto: virtual machine sprawl.
"We really hope the question doesn't arise," said Mitchell E. Daniels Jr., the president's budget director, of the veto threat.
In real life, however, the situation you describe does not arise, said Brian Dixon, a spokesman for the Fire Department.
"There aren't new genes arising every time a new species arises," said Dr. Brian K. Hall, a developmental biologist at Dalhousie University in Nova Scotia.
"Any library must have the ability to request that the judge review the pricing should a dispute arise," said Corey Williams, associate director at the association's Washington office.
"This is only the third time for more than 30 years that the opportunity to be the team's title sponsor has arisen," said McLaren's chairman Ron Dennis.
"It builds a case for the notion that auto-immune disease really starts long before the clinical symptoms arise," said Dr. J. Donald Capra, president of the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation.
