Mr. Rand deserves more attention than the art world gives him, as does Mark Tobey, whose ethereal 1954 painting "World dust" is a peak moment here.
Although many saw the Sessions memo as largely symbolic, it did mark a clear shift away from the recent trend toward normalizing the marijuana industry.
Four years ago, many voters who preferred Al Gore to George W. Bush nonetheless considered Mr. Cheney's selection, as did we, a mark in Mr. Bush's favor; Mr. Cheney had experience, in the federal government and particularly in foreign policy, that was lacking in Mr. Bush's résumé.
Randy Johnson of Arizona, who squandered a 3-1 lead in the ninth inning yesterday, has 19 victories, as does Mark Mulder of Oakland.
Macroeconomic forecasters do mark imports as a drag on gross domestic product.
When you're done, mark it as complete.
Lakers forward Lance Stephenson, a former Brooklyn streetball legend, studied the Eastbay texts just as Tucker did, marking up his favorite pairs in pen even if he knew he'd never get his hands on them.
All three belong to Brett Favre, as did the career touchdowns mark until this weekend.
Swahili, a Bantu language with significant Arabic vocabulary, ties these together into an urban genre that varies in musical inflection up and down the coast as do the dialects that mark Mombasa Swahili as distinct from Zanzibari Swahili.
A new application called Workestra for iOS, Android and Windows Phone turns your push notifications from various apps and services into tasks you can "snooze" or mark as done.
" Go through all of your emails and tap the checkboxes next to each email you want to mark as done.
