And, finally, this: The current course of "denial and disinformation" will, if not corrected, produce a real depression — the cleansing we need and deserve.
The truth, rarely heard this week in Tampa, Fla., is that the Republicans charted a course of denial and obstruction from the day Mr. Obama was inaugurated, determined to deny him a second term by denying him any achievement, no matter the cost to the economy or American security — even if it meant holding the nation's credit rating hostage to a narrow partisan agenda.
For Sisi, who rose as a creature of the system, the response to the Metrojet crisis was essentially to step back and allow the government to follow its instinctive course of defensiveness, denial, and inflexibility.
And, of course, denial of suspension of deportation as a discretionary matter is reviewable only for arbitrariness and abuse of discretion, and thus could hardly be within the procedural and evidentiary requisites of paragraph (4).
Reversing course after years of denial, the disgraced cyclist confessed use of performance-enhancing drugs during his career, according to Oprah.
Of course, a stage of denial is completely natural, but acceptance is the key to being able to start moving on.
Within the military police elite, of course, denial remains.
Of course denial can be exhausting, and if left unexamined, it can lead to horrible consequences.
Of course, science denial is nothing new among conservatives: we might think of their decades-long attempts to prevent the teaching of evolution, which the new anti-climate-change agenda seems to be replacing in terms of urgency.
Of course, the denial extends to the most developed world, from quiet abuse to many of the Republican presidential candidates who mock those that speak of climate change as a threat.
That respondent company is the only concern now affected by the statute does not, of course, mean a denial of equal protection.
