Neuropsychological testing revealed significant impairments in episodic memory, confrontation naming, psychomotor speed, and many aspects of executive functioning.
The rule seems intended to speed a judicial confrontation on the constitutionality of the 1976 law, and to underscore the Interior Department's determination to leave public land near Grand Canyon National Park in northern Arizona open for mineral development.
As in any hockey game, confrontations, body slams, shoving and speed are the norm.
The larger of them can do serious damage to a car, but they inevitably end up faring the worst in any confrontation with two tons of speeding machinery.
I can actually feel the writing picking up speed as I head towards these final confrontations.
What if she was freaked out by the Secret Service and sped away in hopes of avoiding a confrontation, and what if when she stopped long enough to have multiple guns pulled on her – seen in this video – she panicked?
What is stranger still is the speed with which the old rhetoric of violence and confrontation has returned across the political spectrum.
SAN FRANCISCO — Google may be in a turbulent confrontation with China, but the company's online advertising business is picking up speed, helping Google to widen its lead over rivals.
The EU and Turkey are set for confrontation over a deal on refugees as European leaders hold out on Ankara's key demands to speed up EU membership talks and provide visa-free travel for Turkish citizens by June.
Decades ago, the World Cup provided dramatic confrontations between South Americans' dazzling finesse and fancy footwork on the one hand and the discipline, speed and strength of Europe on the other.
(Policy-wise, his premiership increasingly resembles a high-speed version of his predecessor's: equivocation, then a gathering commitment to public-service reform, macho confrontation with public-sector unions, and so on).
