Last December it concluded a stunning $145 million decade-long renovation.
''Has never lashed out at primary keepers,'' my last note on Winkie reads, ''but has at secondary ones.'' Bradshaw's e-mail message concludes: ''A stunning illustration of trauma in elephants.
Given an opportunity to avoid the litigation that went on for years over the police stop-and-frisk practices and which recently concluded with a stunning loss, the city chose to fight, at enormous cost.
While housing prices may not continue a stunning climb, she concluded, "a collapse commensurate with previous asset bubbles is unlikely".
That concluding phrase is a stunning reversal of about two-and-a-half-thousand years of rational inquiry.
Concluding a peace treaty?
David Denby, writing in The New Yorker, considered the film not nearly as much fun as Nolan imagined it to be, concluding "Inception is a stunning-looking film that gets lost in fabulous intricacies, a movie devoted to its own workings and to little else".
In 2013, the US Government Accountability Office [pdf] estimated that in 2008 73% of polling stations had "a potential impediment", something this latest report rightly concludes is "stunning and troubling".
On the basis of the results of extensive tests, the authors concluded that in each case a stunning event had triggered a significant burst of the stress hormone adrenaline, which was toxic to the heart muscle and temporarily impeded its ability to contract properly.
In August, with the hearings concluded, Goethals would again issue a stunning decision.
