The New York chapter of the Log Cabin Republicans exulted last month over acceptance of its first delegation to a state-nominating convention and has posted a picture on its Web site of its chapter leader shaking hands with William D. Powers, the state Republican chairman.
This is clearly increasing in n as β < 1 (Definition 1.C.1 of Chapter 1, Shaked and Shanthikumar 2007 and Gupta et al. 2014).
So it's telling that in the penultimate chapter of The Case For Impeachment, Lichtman opts out of shaking the pom-poms for impeachment.
Flanked by two Harlem stalwarts, Charles Rangel, congressman for the 13th district, and Hazel Dukes, head of the New York chapter of the NAACP, a civil-rights lobby, Mr Thompson walked along 135th Street shaking hands and posing for photographs.
The first chapter begins with Jocelin holding the model of the spire and laughing: "He was laughing, chin up, and shaking his head.
As a result, "I'll Take Care of You" feels informative but one-dimensional: In the opening chapters, we're invited to shake our heads at Packard and Naposki's misdeeds and root for justice to prevail, and 300-some pages later, our position hasn't changed.
The standoff over the meeting underscored the conflicting narratives about the next chapter of the revolt that has shaken Egypt and the wider Arab world.
Although capable of having good days, she can't seem to shake off a bleak chapter of her past.
I wanted to shake myself up and open a new chapter and drugs seemed one way of doing that.
