One of the most fondly remembered was the Camel smoker blowing smoke rings (actually Con Ed steam), designed in 1942 by Douglas Leigh, who wanted to turn the heads of passers-by even though a wartime blackout was in effect.
And he wanted to rehang a sign that welcomed passers-by, even though the printer made a mistake and the sign had arrows pointing visitors in opposite directions.
I was quite confused why the team asked me to let Nico by, even though he was on a different strategy.
Single parent families remain the most hard done by, even though they now account for a huge sector of the population.
The demands for ship money aroused obstinate and widespread resistance by 1638, even though a majority of the judges of the court of Exchequer found in a test case that the levy was legal.
One concern is that the majority of the fee has to be paid upfront by lenders, even though a large proportion of borrowersdefault on their contracts and are declared bankrupt.
This phenomenon is, or should be, familiar to Americans: it's the main reason, more than gerrymandering, that the House of Representatives is controlled by Republicans, even though a majority of voters favored Democratic House candidates last November.
The Patriots had gotten the ball back with no further scoring by Atlanta even though a botched onside kick attempt resulted in the Falcons starting a drive from New England's 41-yard line.
The two Democratic budget resolutions call for the same $13.9 billion in revenue increases and $6 billion in "user fees" proposed by Mr. Bush, even though a number of lawmakers in both parties believe much larger tax increases are necessary.
"That's dampening enthusiasm and turned futures to the negative, because people are asking why by now, even though a lot it (negative news) is in the price of stocks".
The third ballot, a no vote, was accepted by Reviczky even though a piece of cellophane tape had been attached to the back of it--directly behind the "yes" punch hole.
