George Osborne speaks directly to the nation from the pages of the Sun on Sunday in a column that doesn't actually use the words "clampdown" or "crackdown", but those are the terms that crop up in all the reports, so we can assume a briefing note somewhere, in which the jargon of tackling crime is deployed to describe people who have the brass neck to rent social housing and have jobs.
Instead it has been enjoying a brief vacation somewhere, often in the folds of the dealer's clothing, in the interval between your wager and the game's finale.
That brief reference somewhere to some all-but-forgotten twist in the campaign trail so many months ago?
If the film is any good, those faces reflect an out-of-the-body experience: the audience for a brief time is somewhere else, sometime else, concerned with lives that are not its own.
Microsoft's search engine Bing.com and other sites, including live.com, suffered a brief outage of somewhere around 20 minutes today, give or take, according to reports on Twitter and other website-monitoring services.
Stepping onto a plywood stage in the gallery's largest room triggers a brief, scratchy blast of "Somewhere Over the Rainbow".
I think that was an important thing, but as to its impact as for pop, rock, music, or culture, I think it's in there, it's in the mix somewhere -- a brief moment or two at number one on the Billboard charts, and people paid attention to it for a little while.
People routinely wonder whether Allen actually lives somewhere besides the briefing rooms, newsrooms, campaign hotels or going-away dinners for Senator So-and-So's press secretary that seem to be his perpetual regimen.
At the briefing, Mr. DesLauriers said that someone somewhere almost certainly heard a mention of the marathon or the date of April 15.
The answer is that he was somewhere even more important - briefing Her Majesty the Queen on Libya.
