My own immigrant ancestors endured, in New York in the thirties and forties, traumas, separations, and breakdowns that, though hardly mentioned, decisively undercut idyllic Brooklyn reminiscences with an undertone of a depressive near-madness arising from the wrenching departure from the Old World and the constant struggle for a foothold in the new one.
But Mr. Rubio won decisively and has been mentioned as a vice-presidential possibility.
He explained that he and his brother-in-law, who lived in Phoenix and whose name was never mentioned, would be dealing firmly and decisively with Aaron when they took him, by surprise, from the Bacons' home.
(Hamas, the Palestinian Islamist movement, has come out decisively against Mr Assad).In this section Don't mention the war In a pickle Grim tidings Reprints Related topics Bashar Assad Government and politics War and conflict Arab Spring Syrian Civil WarHizbullah's astute leadership probably realises the cost of its involvement.
Curiously, many local guidebooks do not mention this, perhaps because our British cousins so decisively lost the encounter.
Due to this large number buildings from the mentioned time period shape appearance of urban districts decisively in many Swiss cities.
The address, given jointly by SN scholars H. Russell Bernard and Peter Killworth, mentioned the authors' finding that cliques within federal penitentiaries are decisively influenced by the prisoners' race, region of origin and type of crime.
Ms. Pelosi said the House would act "quickly and decisively to put recovery rebates in the hands of hard-working Americans". She did not mention possible differences with Senate Democrats and their hopes of modifying the stimulus package.
Pinker mentioned an old joke about a philosophy graduate student who dreams every night that she has decisively refuted major arguments by Plato, Descartes, Kant, and other philosophers.
In my view, the alleged abuses mentioned above could be halted, at least in large part, if Thein Sein and Burma's ruling party acted decisively to protect the minority, something they seem blatantly unwilling to do.
"This daily exchange of news and talk between them ought to be mentioned just to keep the record straight since none of those letters will appear in the collection," she said decisively.
