Some state health officials suggest there is a profit motive at play for hospitals.
Too much money is at play for either faction to disappear.
But there is something transcendent at play for her when it comes to the tarot.
Finally, why now, after our own spies have trailed and bugged these incompetent children at play for a decade?
Perhaps the question of "this thing" being on is actually irrelevant, and the larger issue at play for each of you is the terror of being socially excluded.
The Ambassador said that on February 8, he did raise the issue with Saca, emphasizing the stakes at play for a government in desperate need of foreign investment.
"Unfortunately, there are so many other factors that are at play for this population, there's no way we can conclude that yet".
Part can be traced to the changing economic forces that have been at play for years on farms in New Jersey and across the nation.
So she had one made, creating a look that proved to be so popular it would become a mark of membership for old-money families at play for more than five decades.
There also may have been a little reinvention at play for Mr. Keaton, 56, who achieved superstardom with Tim Burton's "Batman" in 1989, but lost his luster after "The Paper" in 1994.
The ambassador told McDonald's representatives that he had already raised the issue with President Saca, "emphasising the stakes at play for a government in desperate need of foreign investment".
