The Americans want the united Europe because, as a matter of convenience, they've got one port of call, one telephone that they need to ring up.
The line is arbitrary because, as a matter of fact, it does not mark a real division between capacities.
Because it reminds me of a matter that was recently pursued by the media in an aggressively skeptical, adversarial way.
His replacement, David Canary, then departed because of a family matter.
How could these men dawdle, thwart their itch to own these magnificent works, because of a mere matter of price?
Kerry Kittles, who missed the last two games because of a family matter, had 21 points, 6 rebounds and 7 assists.
'All of a sudden, because of a private matter about a race horse, it is all coming out,' he told a press conference.
Opening the bottom of the ninth, Beck walked Justice, who arrived late at the Stadium because of a personal matter, and Chuck Knoblauch sacrificed Justice to second.
Hiller started in place of Jean-Sébastien Giguère, who left the Ducks on Tuesday because of a family matter in his native Montreal.
A's closer Arthur Rhodes missed the game because of a family matter, leaving it up to Chad Bradford (3-4), who blew his second save in three tries.
