SOMETHING about Anwar Ibrahim brings out the ground-breaking urges of Malaysia's otherwise cautious judges.
At the funeral today, Mr. Norzich's older brother, Michael, his voice broken, urged thousands of mourners to rise above their emotions.
But Sigismund II Augustus had no heirs; and the Poles, fearing that when he died the personal union between Poland and Lithuania would be broken, urged that a more complete union be formed.
The fictional rapper Parker goes for broke, urging that the lesson be applied universally to stuff like The Marines, The Pope, The Liberty Bell and Smokey The Bear.
When it was time for a commercial break, he urged viewers, "Go get your second cup of coffee!" He told me that he preferred live TV for the same reason that he didn't like freezers.
"Vivacity keeps breaking in, urged on by good will and an opulent writing style.
One Republican senator who broke ranks urged approval for this clean amusement to benefit the man now denied the solace of the "poor man's club" -- the saloon -- by the onset of Prohibition.
But Granholm conceded that for the moment, Congress is broken, and urged a focus on "distributed policy" -- incentives and investments from the city and state level up.
Dougher also said that API is very concerned about the administration's calls for ending billions in annual corporate tax breaks and urged an "end to calls for punitive new taxes".
In India in the 1970s they used to talk of the state's "fissiparous tendencies", meaning its various urges to break up, and the same foreboding now exists in Britain (foreboding, that is, for supporters of the UK and the EU; hope and expectation elsewhere).
