"For our citizens, the word opposition is associated with marginal players who lost their contact with reality".
"Because we are now getting the naturalizations and having guys finish their training and move out as U.S. citizens, the word is getting out and the program is gaining momentum," Colonel Badoian said.
So, for those who expect our schools to produce global citizens, a word: We need to pay attention to more than the academic basics.
The court found that when Congress passed the act that explicitly allowed collection of "relevant" telephone-records information of U.S. citizens, the word "relevant" was not intended to mean all records, regardless of whether there was a specific investigation of a possible call from a suspected foreign terrorist or someone affiliated with a terrorist organization.
As the battle wound down last week, a befuddled citizen, awaiting word of Senator Ted Cruz's next move, received, out of the blue, a copy of a new book entitled "Wrong," by Richard Grossman, a professor of economics at Wesleyan.
"Two words — Citizens United — illustrate that proposition".
In other words, citizens are not sprung from the earth or the womb; nationality is not genetic.
Like the equality of its citizens, in other words, the basic liberties of Americans should not be dependent on the changing opinions of science.
This year's Roundabout lineup includes Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons, Sam Steiner's debut play about a world in which the government limits citizens to 140 words per day.
Reading the memo, one sees, as in the Justice Department's white paper on the targeted killing of American citizens abroad, the words "imminent" and "immediate," when modifying "threat," reduced to little more than white noise, smudges on the paper.
