"The great mass of black voters has been deeply turned off by the way the Republicans have been at best indifferent toward them," he said, "and at worst have displayed a camouflaged hostility that panders to the party base".
One year into Mr. Cuomo's first term, it is something of an open secret that the relationship between the billionaire mayor and the gubernatorial scion has taken a deeply sour turn.
Who of us who is a parent or has a child in our lives that we love deeply can turn a blind eye towards this situation when we know that these abducted girls who are between the ages of 16-18 are planning on being sold like animals?
Your correspondent sleeps deeply, it turns out.
The small year-round community on Nantucket Island, deeply shaken, turned to outside experts for help.
Each year, Mr Péan went on to reveal, the Socialist president sent an official wreath to be laid at the tomb of the Vichy leader, Marshall Pétain.Mitterrand was also deeply cynical, turning to socialism "less from conviction than from a process of elimination", writes Mr Short.
Mr. Kissinger, too, refused to pass on the message, thinking it would be "deeply wrong" to turn away from the shah, he recalled in 1981.
During a dance-drama that includes the famous kris (heirloom sword) dance, in which deeply entranced performers turn swords on themselves but emerge unharmed, Barong confronts Rangda in magical combat.
The Journey of the Magi was first performed here, at Snape Maltings, in June 1971; here the questions turn deeply inwards, with a wandering search for an identity - for faith - in a treacherous, shifting landscape.
As the leaders of Mr. Obama's task force faced down recalcitrant Chrysler creditors on Wednesday, a team of more junior officials was in Detroit assessing whether G.M. was cutting deeply enough to turn a profit.
