On the other hand, he has developed a vice even more pernicious and unpleasant than crack: Glenda.
"We've been able to use things others have developed, and vice versa".
Whitlam ended up the victim because, measured against his opponents and the former judge Kerr, he had failed to master the technical ground rules of politics, on which his enemies had developed a vice-like grip.
I've seen the city develop, and vice versa.
Another tie was developing, with Vice President Bush waiting to break it, when the minority leader, Robert Byrd, voted with the 48-to-46 48-to-46 48-to-46
Smith, a believer in developing the Vice brand over multiple media platforms, pointed to recently published figures that appear to show that the BBC has lost young viewers since closing the channel.
Having dipped her toes into the directing water a few times now, she continues to improve on her craft and is undoubtedly going to make a splash with her debut feature, which she's developing with VICE.
"Right now there's $1.2 billion worth of projects waiting to be developed," said Charles A. Gargano, vice chairman of the Port Authority and New York's chief economic development officer.
The plan closely resembles a proposal developed by Christopher J. Mayer, vice dean at the Columbia Business School.
The center will use the resources and expertise developed by the vice provost's office over the past five years, including experts in instructional design, program development and learner support.
