The book is also set in the autumn of 2001, a fact Moore has the patience to barely deploy for 200 pages, and then only with a deft sleight of hand that will make readers reflect on the ways so many other treatments of this (unfinished) passage in American life have resembled heart surgery performed with a croquet mallet.
"Lágrimas de Amor" was more delicate but no less focused, with a coordinated guitar line and a barely audible atmospheric buzz deployed by Mr. Frisell.
In fact, about 30% of the laptops deployed were barely touched.
Prince William will be deploying barely two months before the 30th anniversary of the Argentine invasion of the islands on April 2 , 1982 at a time when muffled drum rolls can be heard as the governments in London and Buenos Aires square off with each other again over their rival claims to sovereignty over the islands.
The show percolates with barely suppressed emotions, and as deployed here, that repression can be kind of sexy.
He has swapped his once inclusive rhetoric on immigration -- including the legal variety -- for a calculated echo of the barely veiled bigotry and nativism deployed by Trump and Cruz.
Wayne Rooney, deployed just behind Martial on his return from hamstring injury, was presumably supposed to be playing a role similar to the one that Mané was fulfilling for Southampton but England's record goalscorer was barely visible throughout the match.
Nicks's voice is sped up, pitch-altered, and barely discernible as human — just a high, grousing "wah-wah," deployed intermittently.
And it barely trails the 61 billion euros Ireland has deployed to rescue its own banks, as part of that country's 85 billion euro bailout.
At Sanlu's headquarters people lining up to return their powder complain that the local press has barely covered the issue.Extra police have been deployed around Sanlu's headquarters and the city's main children's hospital.
