It is like reading Seif's report card, crossed with the minutes of a corporate or cabinet meeting.
Before that, I met with a top editor at Viking Penguin at her office in Manhattan, who, before handing me a business card, crossed out her E-mail address, then pointed to a desktop computer a vase sitting on top of the monitor.
The report details a number of issues that would have to be resolved in any Brexit negotiations, including access for UK citizens to the European health insurance card, cross-border security arrangements, the rights of UK fishermen to fish in non-UK waters, including in the North Sea, and access to the agency that monitors the safety of medicines.
This in turn leads to a number of very concrete problems in daily life when showing one's ID – in the bank or the post office, when using a credit card, or crossing borders.
His entire family remains in the U.S.; Franco doesn't know if he's going to return because of the difficulty in obtaining an identification card and crossing the border.
After Quins' Evans had kicked two penalties to opposite number Miah Nikora's one, the visitors suggested a shock might be on the cards by crossing for the first try of the match.
Playing cards crosses borders without any language barriers.
Well, one option is to lay down 400 bucks or more on a high-end GeForce 4, or one of the new ATI cards and cross your fingers.
Dealing her own brand of three-card monte, Mauresmo kept crossing up Capriati, sneaking to the net, standing wide to serve and maintaining the unpredictable.
His coach, his wife, his two children and 30 of his closest friends saw the PGA Tour commissioner, Tim Finchem, hand him his card as he crossed a stage like a graduate receiving a diploma.
