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MIAMI — Hillary Clinton debuted her running mate, Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia, to boisterous and bilingual cheers here on Saturday, calling him a "progressive who likes to get things done" even as some liberal Democrats began making clear that they were disappointed with her choice.
Hijackings of data already had begun, making clear the need for a more secure alternative, but years of work failed to produce one that could supplant BGP.
The 1978 Camp David accords with Egypt hinged on Israeli President Menachem Begin making clear he was ready to pull out of Sinai — on the right terms.
The newly transplanted kidneys quickly began making urine and clearing creatinine out of the recipients' systems, he found.
On education, an issue on which Democrats have long enjoyed a political advantage, Mr. Bush from the beginning made clear that he wanted to sign a bipartisan bill that would appeal to suburbanites and other crucial voting blocs -- even if he had to swallow some ideological defeats, like on vouchers.
This week, the House GOP leadership began making it clear that its main regret about last summer's negotiations was that the party didn't push for more.
But a notice to passengers posted before the strike began made it clear that it would not be travel as usual.
"We have to begin making it clear to the Chinese that the United States is going to have to take action to protect not only our government, but our private sector, from this kind of illegal intrusions," Clinton said.
It's set in 1983 as the pop music that blares loudly throughout the theater before the show begins makes abundantly clear.
Specifically, Mr. Dijsselbloem began by making a clear statement on Monday regarding how the Cyprus situation would serve as a template for future assistance within the euro zone.
As a Canadian, Governor Carney was obviously aware of the sensitivity surrounding constitutional debates, and he began by making it clear he wasn't going to address the pros and cons of independence; that wasn't his remit.
