The New Yorker, February 11 , 1956 P. 23The government is having its difficulties with Tokyo Rose, who has just been let out of prison.
By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, February 11 , 1956P. 23 The government is having its difficulties with Tokyo Rose, who has just been let out of prison.
Rose then ramps up the difficulty level with cheese straws and chicken nachos.
Richard L. Goldberg, a senior partner at New York's Proskauer Rose law firm, thinks many people have difficulty making an accurate distinction between a company's common stock and its tracking stock.
Many of these difficulties have been reviewed in detail by Jafari and Rose [16], and we will only briefly reiterate a few key points here, as they will prove important in the interpretation of our results.
Nonetheless, anyone seeing "Gypsy" for the first time should have no difficulty understanding why this adaptation of the memoirs of the stripper Gypsy Rose Lee is the great American musical.
In order to avoid the difficulties arising when analyzing imbalanced samples, we use the Random OverSampling Examples (Rose) approach that has been recently proposed in the statistical literature to obtain representative balanced samples from imbalanced ones.
In 1984's postscript to The Name of the Rose, the Italian novelist and philosopher Umberto Eco wrote about the difficulties of saying "I love you" in an age where those words had been exhausted.
But, with Trescothick in command to post the 44th first-class century of his career, they appeared to experience none of the difficulties which had confronted the home side the previous afternoon on a typically gentle Rose Bowl wicket.
"Pluto is noticeable by its difficulty to find," Dr. Richard P. Binzel, a professor of planetary science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said of the Rose exhibits.
