A few of the judge's other blunt findings were these: *That "the quality of New York City's public school teachers -- in the aggregate -- is inadequate" and that the city generally attracts the least qualified teachers in the region.
The new CPI's blunt findings should serve as a wake-up call on December 10 when top officials and so-called anticorruption experts (consultants, academics and a smattering of civil society activists) meet in two separate meetings - one at the United Nations in New York and the other at the World Bank in Washington DC - to discuss global corruption.
Everything depended on the slow placement of his blunt feet, finding it, trusting it, finding it again.
Search warrants have always been a blunt instrument for finding evidence of crime.
At only a minute and a half, the raw, knocking tune might be a snippet, but it's an earworm nonetheless, finding Blunt perform a couple sharp verses in his signature deadpan while Gaika sings "Are you really ridin' for me?/Are you that girl?" on the chorus.
The film introduced drugs (finding a blunt) and overt promiscuity (the same woman kissing all four Monkees in immediate succession), hitting their image of good clean fun.
Finding no phone number or inspection card in the elevator, I called my co-worker upstairs who, despite being blunted, sprang into action, quickly finding there would be no easy solution.
But the partisan argument over its findings could blunt its lasting impact.
"Faced with the rise of fascism and Britain's neutrality over Spain, Blunt was hardly alone in finding a reason to support the reds," Michael said, Something that outraged Michael in hindsight almost as much as the reaction to Blunt's treason was the conduct of some of his Courtauld colleagues at a reunion years after his outing.
Patients who take topiramate often accompany with thought slowness, difficulty in finding words, dyscalculia, blunt reaction, attention decreasing, memory deterioration, etc.
