And yes, Kerry Washington gave a bravura performance as the tough-talking, super-stylish Pope, an avenging angel in the sharpest of white suits and the highest of high heels, barking "It's handled!" into her phone.
Finally, the watering air current from CDRS, is dewatered by water baffles, and is handled into a purified air current, which is closer to non-dust and non-water.
A protocol had been issued, detailing exactly how the eggs should be handled and packed into specially constructed, sterilized coolers.
Interruptions of energy supply -- a plant's unexpectedly going off line, for instance, or a main supply line breaking down -- can usually be handled by tapping into energy reserves, which all power grid operators are required to maintain.
Luckily, everything can still be handled without plugging into a computer via physical cable.
The sculptures of another monument at Xanthos, the Horse Tomb, were left in situ because they were so large that they could only be handled if first sawn into pieces.
According to Rethinking Schools, "zero tolerance" disciplinary policies in schools are responsible for transforming minor transgressions of school rules that could be handled as educational opportunities into disciplinary matters where students are subject to suspension and often even into legal issues involving the police and courts.
For the candies, be sure to choose some that have long enough edges that can be handled easily and tucked into the wire wreath.
After telling MPs they should show "zero tolerance of police corruption and wrongdoing", the home secretary said the latest revelations would be handled by an existing inquiry into allegations of corruption in the murder investigation into Lawrence's death which is being conducted by a barrister.
If your mice cannot be handled, try to coax them into a toilet tube and then block both exits as you pick up for when you need to clean their cage or for vet trips.
