Evacuations had been ordered in some spots, and officials were blunt in advising residents to stay clear.
Mr. Hancock, a political consultant advising the Blunt campaign, had seen a similar shift in public opinion days earlier, through a software tool that analyzed the language being used in conversations about the campaign on social networking sites, blogs and other online conversations.
The loss of Yemen as a base for American counterterrorism training, advising and intelligence-gathering was a significant blow to blunting the advance of Al Qaeda's branch in the country and keeping tabs on their plots.
"Your writer of intensities must have very black ink, and a very big pen, with a very blunt nib," the editor advises, then offers some examples of recent successes: Let me see.
It was the fact and nature of this separate, acclaimed existence — there he was, advising the National Trust, whispering in Her Majesty's ear about Titian — that enraged those who finally came to judgment on Blunt.
He would be advising a president who would take office with slim credentials in foreign affairs and who, as a candidate, has said he wants a vice president who will offer blunt and dissenting opinions.
When advising her friend who was mourning the departure of her boyfriend that we all die alone, Millet's view of honesty seemed to veer toward blunt tactlessness, not the virtue of honesty, as she claimed.
He would be advising a president who would take office with slim credentials in foreign affairs — and who, as a candidate, has said he wants a vice president who will offer blunt and dissenting opinions.
7 35 Similarly, it would be beneficial for healthcare providers to include non-cigarette products such as bidis and blunts in 5A (ask, advise, assess, assist and arrange) assessment of smoking 36 among cigarette smokers and non-smokers alike, young adults in particular.
