By contrast, Mrs. Clinton is said by associates to be preparing to run for president in 2008, assuming the Democrats do not win the White House next year.
Despite the potential hiccups, the STS-135 mission is technically sound and the four-person crew of Atlantis and associated ground staff are preparing to launch on time until a formal decision is made to postpone.
Paul Scotney, the BHA's security director, said in a statement after the findings had been announced that "what lies at the heart of this investigation are the actions of two individuals, Maurice Sines and James Crickmore, who, together with their associates, were prepared to corrupt jockeys and to cheat at betting by the misuse of 'inside information'.
One outside adviser to the Pentagon said Mr. Gates felt so strongly that he told associates he was prepared to go to President Bush to decide the matter.
Relationships were for him a theatre of power, like the leather-clad scenes of voluntary torment and abasement that he photographed; friends and associates had to be prepared to be used, and occasionally abused.
That is, rats are prepared to associate audiovisual stimuli with the shock but are contraprepared to associate the shocks with the gustatory stimulus.
In the above study the rat was prepared to associate the nausea with the gustatory stimulus, but would not associate it with the audiovisual stimulus.
I'm not prepared to associate myself with something when I don't know the source".
Claiming to carry a message on behalf of "Tata" [father], she told the crowd that he wanted the trophy to stay in Africa, indicating the extent to which she was prepared to associate herself with his name, despite the acrimonious personal and political fallout they had at the time of their divorce.
A report by the consulting firm Charles River Associates, prepared for the British Financial Services Authority, estimated one-time compliance costs at as much as €3.2 billion, or $4.8 billion, and recurring costs of €311 million a year for all market participants.
