Yet the belated opportunity to turn professional last October, as part of a 20-woman squad preparing to play sevens at the Rio Olympics, was not a clearcut decision for a dedicated teacher.
The initial casus belli – vote-rigging in Falkirk – has proved to be a less clearcut case of machine politics than first imagined.
The rulers of these countries share a certain myopia: all of them are despotic to one degree or another; all are hitting 70, yet behave as though they were immortal, without need of clearcut succession plans.
My mother-in-law rails against one woman who clearcut her property to give herself a better view of a lake; the zoning board made her replace the trees.She had less power than the owner of a famous local inn, my mother-in-law says, who built his house 20 feet higher than allowed, in direct defiance of the zoning board and got away with it.
Many of the commercial logging endeavours were mismanaged, and the clearcut forests led to lower agricultural yields, erosion, depleted water resources, and increased flooding throughout much of the surrounding areas.
Here yesterday Guarantee became the latest to present his credentials as a challenger with a clearcut success in the Melrose Stakes, a high-grade handicap over the St Leger mile and three-quarters.
Although some pairs were clearcut (ISSUE: My taxes/NON-ISSUE: Your taxes), others were harder to define.
Tells how the International Olympic Committee has not yet arrived at a clearcut definition of an amateur or a professional.
Although some pairs were clearcut… Illustrated casual showing bottles of exotic water, which are described and rated as if they were wines.
Wouldn't we be better off limiting SSI to the most extreme and clearcut cases of disability, and then using the savings for early interventions so that those kids learn to read and can thrive in school?
And clearcut?" Lesson No. 4: A nature lover uses all of his senses; in the city, the smell can be a giveaway.
