"As such," he asks, "Isn't it quite clear that Congress intended Obamacare to stand even without an individual mandate imposing a penalty?" But this line of thinking undermines the logic Democrats used to advocate for Obamacare in the first place.
Sumardjo, however, sees a question of classification: though vernacular Malay was the lingua franca of the time, it was not Indonesian, and as such, he asks whether works in vernacular Malay should be classified as local literature, Indonesian literature, or simply Chinese Malay literature.
Hill argued that as a result his men were exhausted, and he did not believe all of the battalion's equipment could be sorted out within twenty four hours; as such he asked for the operation to be postponed for a short period, but this was denied.
And as such, he can ask the U.S. Department of Transportation's Office of Inspector General to investigate airline loyalty programs.
Levi is a sommelier in New York and as such he is often asked to pair wines with cheese.
The interview is likely to be filed alongside other memorable moments such as when he asked Michael Howard the same question a dozen times and questioned Tony Blair as to whether he and the US president, George W Bush, prayed together.
She survives in tender anecdotes such as when he asked her (having come across the term in Scott's The Heart of Midlothian) what a "brothel" was; she tactfully explained it was a place "where bad people went to dance".
In the meantime, Garrett, who grew up in Arlington, Tex., has been content to supply a steady stream of headlines, such as when he asked Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones in a playful ESPN video to trade way, way up to draft him because the Cowboys are his "hometown team". He knows there's a slim-to-none chance of that happening so he's made peace with it.
As sad and terrifying as it was for me to realize that that was what he believed -- and hoped -- was about to happen, there were even sadder and more terrifying moments to follow, such as when he asked me (and my mother, on separate occasions) to kill him.
Sometimes he'd get so enthused he'd make infamous goofs, such as when he asked a guest, "Marilyn Monroe went back with Joe DiMaggio after she committed suicide, didn't she?" And there were somewhat askew comments, as in his assessment of Shelley Winters in a 2001 Los Angeles Times interview, "This is a very strong lady who's filled with compassion for everyone in the world.
Such as, if he asked "Why do you think she's so shy?".
