Fiennes suggests this was deliberate, at least unconsciously so.
Pakistan's armed forces even suggested that the border deaths had been "deliberate at some level".
A retail pricing specialist with extensive experience of one of the "big four" supermarkets agrees: "I don't think it's deliberate at all," he says.
This, she and others say, entails being deliberate, at some point in each day, about shifting out of work mode and keeping the eternal to-do list at bay.
Vermes, a 46-year-old ghostwriter, says the confrontational nature of the book, which has so far sold over 400,000 copies, and tens of thousands of audiobooks, is deliberate at a time when Germans appear to be obsessed by him.
Martin's new charge won on his first outing for the trainer at Navan on his seasonal debut in the Fortria Chase but was deliberate at his fences and jumped extravagantly high.
The choice of starting point is deliberate, at the height of the craze for tiny-waisted corsets: a corset with an 18-inch waist is the starting point for the story of dress reform, and how incremental societal shifts, rather than seasonal trends, drove changes toward a loosened-up silhouette.
At this distance, it's difficult to tell how much of the movie's preposterousness is deliberate (at times, it seems to be a parody of Josef von Sternberg's "Shanghai Express," a big hit for Paramount in 1932) and how much is Odets's overheated writing.
While the Clinton administration says that the ambiguity is deliberate, at least some of it reflects a continuing lack of consensus within the nuclear establishment about how and when nuclear weapons should be used, despite a series of major policy reviews by the administration.
The poor-shooting Howard has always been deliberate at the line, and referee Bennett Salvatore called a violation for taking too long to attempt his second shot late in the second quarter Wednesday at Charlotte.
