Another stimulus package--by another name of course--not such a bad idea.
The little cantata "Look Down, Harmonious Saint," also sets a Cecilia text, this one by Newburgh Hamilton, and also goes by another name, "Praise of Harmony".
These opinions simply fly by another name, that of "consultations," and they are the scaffolding on which the highly fragmented structure of medical care rests these days.
MARK ANDERSON Northampton, Mass., Oct. 21, 2011 The writer is the author of " 'Shakespeare' by Another Name: The Life of Edward de Vere, Earl of Oxford, the Man Who Was Shakespeare".
"We've known her most of her life by another name," Allyson says of her "sister," "but today at this moment she chooses to set that name aside.
The Reform Decree of 1856 is sometimes referred to by another name, "The Rescript of Reform".
Calling climate change by another name creates limits of its own.
These Indigenous "forces of no," derided by Christy Clark, ignored by Justin Trudeau, have taken to calling themselves by another name: the Forces of Know.
As to the allegation that Miramax was simply now a Hollywood studio by another name, Colin Vaines, head of the company's European development arm, was adamant.
Another title scrutinising America's history of slavery, Slavery by Another Name: The Re-Enslavement of Black Americans from the Civil War to World War II by Douglas A Blackmon, won the general non-fiction prize, while the biography award was won by Jon Meacham's portrait of Andrew Jackson, American Lion.
