Life as a suburban pre-teen is really no simpler than life as a middle-aged Norwegian or Brooklynite — certainly no less is as stake.
President John F. Kennedy and Premier Nikita Khrushchev both believed that a vital strategic interest was as stake, but both were nonetheless determined to avoid a war.
Life as a suburban pre-teen is really no simpler than life as a middle-aged Norwegian or Brooklynite certainly no less is as stake.
When he later settled in Boston, he became a prominent church leader, first as a bishop of a local ward and then as overseer of a group of wards, a role known as "stake president".
For an in-depth case study like this, it is considered essential, as Stake (1995) suggests, to understand the meaning of the interviews and not to focus excessively on partial transcripts of the interviews that can easily be de-contextualised.
This season's climax looks like being just as exciting with the top four teams separated by just four points and the new qualifying rules for European competition mean there's plenty as stake right down to eighth place.
