But the Facebook greeting still carries something like eye contact, recognition and a smile — humanness.
"I have very little confidence in them handling a matter like this internally, as I worry that they would have mixed motives in attempting to carry something like that out," Potter said of the 2005 internal investigation.
The Dukes, an intermittent triple alliance of convenience and friendship, are Donald Fagen, Michael McDonald, and Boz Scaggs, who among them effortlessly carry something like a century and a quarter of musical experience, knowledge, and love.
By Eugene Kinkead The New Yorker, June 15 , 1940P. 105 The observation train out of New London up to Bartlett's Cove expects its 35-car unit to carry something like five thousand passengers this year.
This also carries something like a mnemonic, in the form of illustrations and flow ("Oh, enzyme guy. He had the catalyst kick"). Not sure I'd want my surgeon stopping here, but plenty of nursing courses use coloring atlases to help learn human anatomy.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet The Dukes, an intermittent triple alliance of convenience and friendship, are Donald Fagen, Michael McDonald, and Boz Scaggs, who among them effortlessly carry something like a century and a quarter of musical experience, knowledge, and love.
With a little attention from the right producer and director, Cronje could become her generation's definitive O'Neill actress — the Colleen Dewhurst of her time — who could carry something like O'Neill's rarely produced 1924 play "All God's Chillun Got Wings," another drama about miscegenation.
"The MiG-25 could carry something like 30,000lbs (13,600kg) of fuel," says Trimble.
"Imagine being a health worker in a setting like Haiti, and you have to carry something like this on the back of a motorcycle," he says.
