But while the two confront similar issues, an American president has unquestionably higher hurdles to clear in a nation where winning — and not oozing around the edges of loss or decline — is still an instinctive, national expectation.
While his novel has the vast sweep of pure tragedy, it is also at times playful, and utterly engrossing; it is filled with original and unexpected detail about domestic life, about the shapes and shadows that surround love and memory, and about the sharp and desperate edges of loss and fear.
Time has smoothed the rough edges of loss, making the bitter pill slightly easier to swallow, but the major void in my life exists as a persistent lump in my throat.
The spokesman said there would be "no cliff edge" of job losses in 2018 as once the plant stops operating there would be a two-year period of post operations.
Landscape-based remedial measures can reduce edge-of-field P losses.
The neutrophils were mainly localized at the leading edges of AQP4 loss, and more so in the gray matter than in the white matter.
Because hearing loss triggers plastic changes in the tonotopic map of the auditory cortex, frequencies at the edge of the hearing loss region end up to be overrepresented [5].
The evidence will demonstrate him to be consistently teetering on the edge of a violent loss of temper.
Trainers are performing on a razor's edge of profit versus loss, working with unpredictable and complex animals, much different from most other forms of investment.
In a unanimous decision, the jurors sided with the prosecution, who said Butler "consistently teetered on the edge of a violent loss of temper" and had killed Ellie in a fit of rage when minding her alone at home.
