Especially entertaining, or frightening, are scenes of Ms. Summitt delivering locker room speeches and dispensing no-nonsense instructions during timeouts: "If you don't deny the high post, you may have to walk home today.
There are no ribbons to cut, no grants to dispense, no fat-cat lobbyists or deep-pocketed contributors whose livelihoods depend on the budget, no constituents who can see direct benefits of his work.
It wasn't as if Tanning had been dying all this time to say anything in particular; there was no triumph or despair; these poems dispensed no great wisdom or inspiration.
ITS business plan seems one of simple beauty: persuade people to deposit tons of coins in a nationwide network of machines, which dispense no product, and then keep 8.9percentt of all this cash as a fee.
The movie's bland modesty is peculiarly apt; it dispenses no bombastic triumphalism over the integration of the Brooklyn Dodgers, and indeed presents the integration of the major leagues as an oddly rapid afterthought, because, regardless of the symbolic importance of baseball's integration, it actually improved circumstances for only a few hundred black Americans.
Out and about amid the thousands of tents at Moria she dispenses no-nonsense legal advice to allcomers.
"The idea underpinning CISPA that the government should sit at the centre of the cyber-security universe, collecting all the information about cyber-threats, analysing it and dispensing solutions will no longer work".
During the 6 months prior to the index date, patients must have had a diagnosis of RA (ICD-9 code 714.x) or OA (ICD-9 code 715.x, 721.x) but no NSAID dispensing (including aspirin); and no record of gastrointestinal ulcer disorders, gastrointestinal hemorrhage, active renal, hepatic, coagulation disorders, allergies, malignancy, esophageal or gastroduodenal ulceration.
They say: "Dispensed for no good reason, and have become almost a fashion accessory" (Prof Andrew Bush and Dr Louise Fleming).
Federal investigators say that samples of Taxol and Gemzar that Mr. Courtney dispensed contained no more than 39percentt of the medicine that had been prescribed.
While gasoline is still dispensed at no more than 10 gallons a minute, higher prices mean the mechanical equipment must spin faster to keep up, leading to more problems.
