Because of an editing error, the "Popular Demand" commentary in Business Day last Monday with the "Most Wanted" chart of best-selling DVD's misstated the title of Stephen Baker at the research company NPD Group.
SHELLY FREIERMAN MOST WANTED Correction: August 29, 2005, Monday Because of an editing error, the "Popular Demand" commentary in Business Day last Monday with the "Most Wanted" chart of best-selling DVD's misstated the title of Stephen Baker at the research company NPD Group.
(After all, she was still winning Grammys after her death). But things are happening in the world that demand commentary from the first female comic to headline Carnegie Hall.
Having taken a tour around the gallery with a 3DS, I found it helpful, with fascinating on-demand commentaries, the ability to zoom in on elements of paintings (including that famous smile) and real-time localisation on its map – a much- hyped feature by both Nintendo and the Louvre as the museum is notoriously hard to navigate.
Includes prices and demand and/or commentary on market activity by type of herb.
But lately, I've sensed external events pressing in, demanding a commentary that I really didn't want to go into again.
WITH the overwhelming demand for soccer commentary lately, it may be easy to overlook Mr. Villoro's prolific career of letters.
Xinhua, the state news agency, published a commentary demanding that the United States "cure its addiction to debts" and "live within its means".
The newspaper brought in Iain Duncan Smith, the leader of the main Conservative opposition, to demand in a commentary that Mr. Blair set a date for a referendum.
Given the sharp polarization in U.S. politics, there's clearly demand for partisan commentary, for on-air fights in which one side rhetorically punches the other in the nose.
