Newspapers argue statutory rules would curb freedom of speech, though some phone-hacking victims say the press is trying to bully Cameron into ducking far-reaching reforms.
The new cars are still a year or two away from hitting the streets, which means Taurus will have several years as a lame duck -- far too long to wait, analysts say.
More reliable than Kenneth Branagh, more transatlantic than Peter Hall, Mendes is the supreme all-rounder, batsman as well as bowler, whose only duck so far has been his marriage to Kate Winslet, which ended after seven years.
With the connivance of its willing handmaidens and cronies in Washington and elsewhere -- including the ostensibly upright United Automobile Workers -- the S.U.V. is officially classified as a "light truck," a baldfaced whopper meant specifically to duck the far more stringent rules governing passenger car design, equipment and performance.
Ipswich Town striker David McGoldrick insists has no doubts about his goalscoring ability after failing to break his duck so far this season.
Britain finally confronted the point of a decision on a difficult question that it had ducked for far too long.
In Africa and India, chickens and ducks are far more likely to be found roaming in people's backyards, where they can mingle with humans, other domestic animals and wildlife, thus spreading the disease.
According to reports from EU member states, low pathogenic strains have been detected in wild birds and domestic ducks as far north as Denmark [ 2].
Only use a hailing call when ducks are far away.
South threw a club, and it was now essential for West to duck, which was far from obvious.
This romantic, duplex boîte is recommended strictly for the crisp, greaseless yet succulent preserved and roasted duck confit, which far outclasses others in the area.
