The majority of the 119 journalists and former journalists questioned thought the media situation was "extremely bad", citing a lack of government support, an unsustainable economic model and an absence of quality journalism.
Then-Governor Parris Glendening stated that in re-including Agnew's portrait that it was not up to anyone to alter history, whether for good or bad, citing Nineteen Eighty-Four.
There are a number of experts, including the Army Corps of Engineers, who think this is a bad idea, citing cost, time and environmental impact.
Bailey said it was important to ensure portrait subjects felt good about themselves and were never bored, although he enjoyed it when people were in a bad mood, citing the example of Oliver Stone.
How does a good thing go bad?" She cites William Morris's arts and crafts movement, too, and his utopian socialism, which were also taken up and debased in Nazi Germany.
But, he added, "it's also possible, amid these good signs, to overlook the bad ones," citing a horror in "Bayadère," the dressing up of white children as blacks.
Even some workers here in Pomigliano, Fiat's lowest-producing plant, complain of ingrained bad habits, citing peers who call in sick to earn money while working another job or skip work with a fake doctor's note — especially when the local soccer team is playing.
Elizabeth Semmelhack, the senior curator at the Bata Shoe Museum in Toronto, has proposed that heels grow higher in a bad economy, citing the introduction of platforms during the Great Depression and their reappearance during the oil crisis in the 1970s and again during the dot-com bust.
"What do you say to some ultimate?" I mentioned my bad back, citing the questionable Los Angeles radio interview as evidence. .
Myself, I'd put Richard Nixon on a list of bad presidents, citing the Watergate scandal and breaking into the offices of Daniel Ellsberg's shrink, looking for something to smear the anti-war activist who leaked the Pentagon Papers.
