(As an aside, line-level cops are generally barred from speaking to the media; the ones I spoke to insisted on their anonymity, including the force they work for).My first, inescapable finding is that almost all cops think they get a hard time from the media.
Only the Tokyo area's main international airport at Narita has agreed to set aside lines for foreign residents.
Extreme cases aside, the line circumscribing acceptable content is blurry.
He said he took the city bus alongside commuters who routinely pushed him aside in line and left him waiting for the next one.
Leaving politics aside, the line between what information should be kept confidential and what should be revealed to Congress and the public is hard to draw.
Custom work aside, their line now ru runs from a 12-inch arrow vane at $31 to a 48" trotting horse at $637.
When an opposition party chooses a new leader in the wake of defeat, the event has the potential to be a moment of rebirth: sorrows can be put aside, a line drawn under past failures, the party may dare to dream again.
These dial lots of phone numbers at once and shunt aside disconnected lines, faxes and answering machines.
NIZHNY NOVGOROD, Russia — Shortly before parliamentary elections in December, foremen fanned out across the sprawling GAZ vehicle factory here, pulling aside assembly-line workers and giving them an order: vote for President Vladimir V. Putin's party or else.
Theatrics aside, the lines at bathrooms and concessions all move remarkably fast thanks to the helpful aides.
That line aside, there's no trace of anti-Semitism in the novel.
