Romney's comments on disaster relief, a week after the Joplin disaster, and his refusal today to answer any questions about FEMA and federal efforts in the wake of the devastation caused by Sandy, are useful bookends -- providing as clear a window into the man's conscience as we're likely to have.
Tape the square with clear tape to make a window.
Though he had performed in plays in London and New York, directed for theater and appeared in several movies during his Potter years, he couldn't even contemplate directing a second feature until he could clear an 18-month window in his schedule.
Even with a beautiful hardware and wonderful OS, it's pretty clear that a Windows Phone 8 tablet would struggle to gain traction.
Uncheck the option "Ask me before clearing private data", to prevent a window popping up saying that it will clear private data.
While containment efforts at the epicenter are now a clear priority, the crisis presents a clear window of opportunity to address key issues for systems strengthening throughout the sub-region, to prevent further spread and halt the next epidemic should EVD become endemic in the area.
The app will block malware, spyware and adware on those devices and give corporations, and its own customers, a clearer window into a new breed of mobile threats.
This is usually on top of handlebars, in an enclosure with a clear window.
A clear advantage of including a window region for the annotation is the number of SNPs that will be annotated to genes.
Richard Wiseman, a psychologist, and his team inserted one of four photographs behind a clear plastic window inside, showing either a smiling baby, a cute puppy, a happy family or a contented elderly couple.
It has a clear plastic window with a list of plays, arranged by numbers.
