It was the age of the "ations" – deregulation, liberalisation, privatisation and crucially the Great Moderation, a period of steady growth, falling inflation and lower unemployment that marked the 1990s and early 2000s.
Entire Comment and Talk dealing with the Negro demonst ations in Mississippi and their march from the norther border to the state capital of Jackson.
But Cain, unlike Trump, also knows the language of contemporary conservatism – taxes, the deficit, and what he compellingly calls "the threat to the American Dream" from three great "ations" – "regulation", "legislation" and, of course, "taxation".
But some Western diplomats and United ations officials say that they have yet to see concrete roof of those allegations.
Around that time, though, the producers of "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" created "Trials and Tribble-ations," a sequel that incorporated and enhanced much of the original footage.
Or rather, over-reliance on abstract, fancy-looking but vague nouns formed from with suffixes like –ation, -isation, -ment, -ship, -ance and so forth.
Weber used the German word Entzauberung, translated into English as "disenchantment" but which literally means "de-magic-ation".
Thanks to her collabor- ation with H&M, we can all get our mitts on her knits for around a fifth of the price of her diffusion line, Sonia by Sonia Rykiel.
Miss G.s only other book was an art apprec ation.
The recent war had less effect on Europe that did the 1st World War, with the disappearance of Austria-Hungary, Serbia, & Montenegro, and the c ation of Czechoslovakia, Albania, Poland, Finland, Yugoslavia, the three Baltic States.
Her posts on the new Supreme Court nominee, Samuel Alito, have included a report — a "judicial sight-ation" — of the Judge stopping in at a Newark pizza shop, and a sizing up of Alito's teen-age son: "Since he's 19, A3G is permitted to say: he's a hottie!" The blog has many fans, including Richard Posner, the legal scholar and federal appeals-court judge in Chicago.
