He told the Guardian: The 20 years between us meant nothing, because we had the heritage of Glasgow University – we were both presidents of the union.
The Republicans lost this election partly because of the heritages of pie-in-the-sky supply-side economics and excess deregulation.
This is not a presentism, because (the philosophical heritage of) the four thinkers that his work zooms in on is never fully stable or even stabilizable; both present and past are freed from what we could call 'classifixation'classifixation
We will win our freedom because the sacred heritage of our nation and the eternal will of God are embodied in our echoing demands.
When the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. wrote from a Birmingham jail that "we will win our freedom because the sacred heritage of our nation and the eternal will of God are embodied in our echoing demands," he was seeking common ground with white Southerners, not predicting perdition for satanic segregationists.
"Because of the heritage they have, it's hard to say, 'How can I build this from ground zero?'" Warrior said in an interview at the L.A. Auto Show.
The entry-rate rooms are all on the top floor, and although they are roomier than much of the competition, be prepared for attic spaces with no windows: the owners were not allowed to add skylights because of the heritage-protected status of the building.
"Everything he designed as a student was white, so I feel duty bound every time I buy an iPhone to buy a white one because that's the true heritage of Ive!" Sir Jonathan's partnership with Steve Jobs is of course now over but, says Mr Grinyer: "He's a different person because of Jobs - Steve is just behind him on his shoulder in spirit".
Occasionally, the screen cuts to clips of "The Karate Kid" or what else?—to kung-fu movies, because, obviously_,_ that is the cultural heritage of all Chinese immigrants.
