Echoing many politicians and analysts here, Ms. Adas worries that the Friday deadline is likely to bring one of two outcomes, either of them bad: a deal that prolongs the current standoff, extending a long period of stagnation and malaise, or a catastrophic head-on clash between the governing coalition and the opposition led by Hezbollah, the Islamist Shiite faction.
Messier brought one of his two sons and five nieces and nephews to the game, all of whom wore matching white-and-red Eastern Conference jerseys.
Mendez brought one of their four children with her to meet Marin, who repeatedly stabbed Mendez after their daughter left the motel room, prosecutors said.
In Beijing, several thousand people brought one of the city's diplomatic districts to a standstill as they swelled out from a crucial artery, the Third Ring Road, to beyond the Japanese Embassy.
Lady de Clifford brought one of her grandsons, the Honourable George Keppel, three years younger than Charlotte, as a playmate for her.
With Iowa governor Terry Branstad's urging, the bipartisan Iowa legislature voted two years ago to bring one of its two statues in the US Capitol home and replace it with one of Borlaug, Iowa's greatest hero and the man of whom it is said, "he saved more lives than any other person who ever lived".
Girvan has since set up an online Baby Trump Adoption Service, where groups can apply to bring one of the six Baby Trumps to their city.
"On the rare times Ivana brought one or two of the children to his office, he couldn't have been less interested," Mr. Schwartz said.
Under this view, legal actions are typically brought against one of two road users involved in a collision (Tingvall and Haworth 1999).
State Republicans have centered their hopes on picking up seats in the Atlantic City region, the Trenton suburbs and north Jersey's Bergen County to narrow the gap to 21-19, withethopespes of bringing one or two Democrats over to caucus with the GOP.
