Neglected by Warners, it was dismissed until Pauline Kael persuaded several fellow critics to recant.
A photograph of a car trunk with two paper cups, for instance, he had dismissed until he saw it large.
"Any consideration of raising interest rates should be dismissed until the middle of 2011 at the earliest".
Lawyers who have pursued the case argued it should not be dismissed until Mrs. Clinton, now secretary of state, testifies.
The Petro Poroshenko Bloc said Yatsenyuk will not be dismissed until after the government passes a new budget and tax reform.
Because of his senior rank within the civil service, Mr. Dombeck cannot be dismissed until 120 days after Mr. Bush takes office.
And the country runs the risk of Spanish disease, in which evidence of rising zombie debt is cheerfully dismissed until it is too late.Spain's regulators were complacent.
Watson had arrived at the crease after Jordan had claimed his first wicket by inducing a mistimed pull from Phil Hughes, and was not dismissed until the 45th over when he gave Buttler one of five victims behind the stumps, by which time he had faced 107 balls and hit 12 fours and six sixes in his 143 runs.
Despite numerous imaginative reinterpretations over the decades, these last three ballets were long presumed lost, leaving scant evidence for assessing Nijinsky's choreography, which was largely dismissed until books by Lincoln Kirstein and Richard Buckle in the 1970's gave it an elevated and, according to some, inflated stature.
According to executives close to the relationship between Levi Strauss and the agency, TBWA/ Chiat/Day San Francisco was on the verge of being dismissed until Mr. McBride, using the agency's own money, produced on his own a batch of commercials to demonstrate how the "Make them your own" theme would work.
