Mr. Kinney, he noted, deliberately draws each boy with distinct characteristics, while "the girls look almost exactly alike — they're objects of mystery and terror".
Lucy Cross, who plays the zitherlike psaltery and joined the Pro Musica production in 1970, approvingly noted the "deliberately medieval gestures" gleaned from manuscripts and the visual arts.
"The real victims here are the wives and children that are left in the wake of this mess," said Shiree, the eldest daughter, who was particularly distraught when she called me to say that the FBI had arrested Davey, who, she noted, had deliberately stayed away from the Oregon protests.
An account of this coinage in Word Study, a newsletter published by Merriam-Webster in 1948, noted: "Few deliberately invented words have gained such wide currency, and many people will be surprised to learn that it is just over a century old".
The settlement contains no admission of fraud, reckless risk-taking, or deliberately misleading investors a point noted by Senator Carl Levin, the Michigan Democrat who heads the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, and who has been pushing for tougher sanctions on too-big-to-fail banks like JP Morgan.
Gourevitch would hardly be the first journalist to suffer an anticlimax, but his seems to have been deliberately chosen: he notes that he first met Rosenzweig in the spring of 1999, and that is presumably the point at which he decided to write up the case, initially as an article for The New Yorker.
The discussion of the quantitative results is, therefore, deliberately limited to noting the significant decline of malaria and malaria mosquitoes in Malindi and the lack of any similar changes in Nyabondo.
She will not be aiming for this deliberately but she has clearly noted that it is something to be admired, pondered upon and looked up to.
The settlement contains no admission of fraud, reckless risk-taking, or deliberately misleading investors — a point noted by Senator Carl Levin, the Michigan Democrat who heads the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, and who has been pushing for tougher sanctions on too-big-to-fail banks like JP Morgan.
Indeed, as recently as a few weeks ago they were arguing that Mr. Bush had quite deliberately avoided mentioning Niger, and noted that he had spoken more generally about efforts to obtain "yellowcake," the substance from which uranium is extracted, from African nations.
