Tories are furious and bitter at being abandoned by the Lib Dems, whom they loathe anyway as a bunch of pious creeps.
Leaders of the United Food and Commercial Workers Union today ordered meatpackers in Austin, Minn., to abandon their bitter seven-month strike against Geo. A. Hormel & Company, but the leader of the strike vowed to continue the walkout.
The merger was abandoned amid bitter recriminations, leaving Mr Enders determined to transform EADS into a normal commercial company focused on the profitability of its businesses rather than the nationality of its workers.That the mudslinging this time has been relatively restrained is a sign of how far EADS has travelled down that road.
In this case, we are allowed to see Barbara at once as the proud mother, happy to see her daughter married off surrounded by "the sweet glittering softness of money"; as the daughter of another proud matriarch, a woman who had "fought her way from poverty to affluence"; and as an abandoned wife, bitter over her husband's decision to leave after 25 years.
He also alienated many of his supporters on the right: they accused him in the bitterest terms of abandoning his fundamentalist Christian convictions and promoting illicit sexual behavior.
Mr. Sanyal's delivery of Warren's bitter plaints about having to abandon his dream of creating video games to work at his father's store are hyper-nerdy and too calculatedly zany.
Putting aside the bitter words thrown about with abandon by both sides during the election campaign, McCain flew to meet Obama at his headquarters in the Kluczynski Federal Building, in downtown Chicago.
And Danny had his quirks: he was a conservative Catholic from Staten Island, a bitter divorcé whose father had abandoned him.
The Defense Department's plan to set up a provisional Iraqi government was abandoned after a bitter interagency argument within the Bush Administration that lasted until the very eve of the war.
Most of Drexel Burnham's clients, for example, did not abandon it until the bitter end.
