He did not answer questions about his departure, calling it "a private family matter".
That November, the company announced his eventual departure, calling it a mutual decision.
Even Mr. Jiang's heralded ideological departure, called the theory of the three represents, got no scrutiny.
The New Yorker, April 1 , 1944P. 19 Talk story about Louis Gasensway, inventor of a new musical departure called "color harmony".
His departure called into question Mr. Blair's judgment in letting Mr. Mandelson back into government after a departure in similar circumstances in December 1998.
By Clifford Orr and David Lardner The New Yorker, April 1 , 1944P. 19 Talk story about Louis Gasensway, inventor of a new musical departure called "color harmony".
The Washington City Paper, in an analysis of Mr. Froomkin's departure, called it a historical marker for The Post, "the first time that a major personnel decision has hinged so squarely on Web hits".
Certainly the manner of his departure – called up for the 30, dropped from the 23, is particularly humiliating for a national team icon (it certainly wasn't helped by Klinsmann's son tweeting then deleting a comment laughing at Donovan's fate).
It is assumed that system is in statistical equilibrium, where the mean rate of handoff arrival calls is equal to the mean rate of handoff departure calls in the cell and rounded six cells have the uniform traffic conditions.
The Times' own reporting on Abramson's departure called out the impact her chilly firing could have on perceptions of female leaders in media.
