The idea of the US government as a human rights defender, which was believed mostly in the US and allied countries, was premised on a disregard for the human rights of the victims of US wars and foreign policy, such as the 3 million Vietnamese or more than one million Iraqis who were killed, and millions of others displaced, wounded, or abused because of US actions.
Reagan and Bush, plus all too many contemporary Democrats, would have you believe - mostly in order to avoid domestic spending that might run up the deficit that dominates their politics.
As Franca Sozzani, the editor of Italian Vogue, succinctly points out in her catalog essay, Mr. Armani believes mostly in consistency.
People believed mostly in internal health locus of control.
George Osborne, by common consent, has been more lenient with cutting the deficit than his rhetoric would lead most people to believe, mostly because he is complicit in dodging many politically unpalatable decisions.
Another 1.6 billion Muslims believe in mostly the same thing, too.
For about 30 years after this report, it had been believed that gastrinomas arose mostly in the pancreas, and sometimes blind pancreatic resections were performed in vain [10 13].
It was an interesting time for psychotherapy, defined by what I thought was an unfortunate dichotomy: on one side you had folks who believed in mostly human intervention, and on the other you had folks who believed in mostly in technical intervention.
The Nuggets sincerely believe in the promise of the mostly-young talent they have assembled, and want to give their players a chance to grow and thrive together.
Bottom line: GaGa's a classic rocker pretending to be a disco-queen and I believe her future success lies mostly in the former but with an eye on the fun inherent in the latter.
