These episodes, while lighthearted, capture the personal gulf between the 51-year-old president and the 63-year-old speaker as they try once again, alone and in private, to negotiate an elusive "grand bargain".
The beaches and coral reefs of the Florida Keys could be hit if the slick is captured by the gulf's clockwise loop current.
There are still some VII Corps souvenirs on the campus, such as an Iraqi tank captured during the Gulf War of 1991.
The Mediterranean species of starfish (Astropecten aranciacus) were captured in the Gulf of Naples during the breeding season (January to June) and maintained in circulating cold seawater (16°C).
However, it also captures the widening gulf between the agonised outpourings of those who imagine the imminent destruction of the "idea of India" and the heady excitement of others who believe that 16 May will herald the dawn of a reinvigorated India.
Fitzgerald captures not only the gulf that separates the rich from the unrich, but also the way the rich differ among themselves.
A passing cameraman filmed the capture of Osiel Cardenas, head of the "Gulf Cartel", in which several hundred troops fought 70 hoods.
He also acted as a liaison with Al Qaeda's branch in Yemen, the authorities say, and was captured by the United States in the Gulf of Aden in April 2011.
Heading on a northeast route towards the British shipping lanes near Halifax and the Gulf of Saint Lawrence, Constitution captured three British merchantmen, which Hull ordered burned rather than risk taking them back to an American port.
The container was positioned slightly to the side of where it needed to be placed to capture the gushing crude nearly a mile below the gulf's surface.
