On the steps of City Hall, on public affairs television programs and in the offices of civic organizations and political parties, the chatter these days dwells on a single topic: nonpartisan elections.
Key meetings between social services, the UK Border Agency (UKBA) and Yarl's Wood staff designed to discuss the welfare implications of keeping a child locked up for more than 28 days dwelt instead on PR and legal concerns.
Yet in the SDP's hugely optimistic early days, few dwelled on such precedents.
Art critics do not talk much about craftsmanship these days, preferring to dwell on ideas or the clever statements an artist seeks to convey.
She added: "The term 'blood libel,' however, is a term so loaded with bigotry and historic persecution that it should be consigned to the ash heap of history where the darkest days of antisemitism dwell.
The majority of pagans these days do not dwell in the country, but a yearning towards nature is marked: it is fair to say that most have had something to do with the environmental movement, whether this means ordering one's solstice cards from Greenpeace, or hardcore road protests and political activism.
These days Armenian newspaper headlines dwell on the Turkish border opening, which the United States quietly presses for to gain an oil pipeline that can sidestep Russia and Iran.
Hollywood gossip, which usually focuses on which films will win Oscars or what executive is on the way out, tends to dwell these days on the effect of the AOL Time Warner merger and whether the smaller, less-diversified movie companies, like Sony or MGM, will eventually be swallowed up by a rival studio or an Internet behemoth like Microsoft.
Results are presented in Table 1 and 2. The mean catheter dwell time was 63.1 days (range, 2 486 days) for ethanol locks versus 60.7 days (range, 4 308 days) for placebo (P = .71).71
