With the U.S. focused on the weaponry threat from Iraq and North Korea, Sharon hopes we will not overlook the danger elsewhere: "From Iran, where the 'moderates' say their goal is to eliminate the Jewish people.
These questions, key to our notions of self, time and memory, arise in one of Kerry Tribe's earliest videos, Here and Elsewhere, from 2002, where they are directed at a red-headed child.
One son was hit by a bout of diarrhoea recently because drought dried up the village's water, and they were forced to use supplies from elsewhere, where hygiene standards are not so high.
Elsewhere in the book she suggests, "Walk from where you live to where your friend lives.
At best, the follow-up raids diverted Confederate forces required to deal with them from where they were needed elsewhere.
It sets an encouraging precedent for campaign groups battling similar situations elsewhere, from Greenwich Peninsula to Earls Court – where the information commissioner has supported further disclosure of viability assessments on gargantuan regeneration schemes.
Which reactor components did Syria obtain from North Korea or elsewhere, and where are they now?
Knowledge being a portable commodity, how do you hope to prevent that knowledge from being taken elsewhere overseas, where the rates of return are higher?We've been talking in terms of three sectors biotech, ICT [information and communications technology] and creative industries, both in themselves and how they run across other industries and feed into them.
Which they are trying to do, on the issue of reimportation of drugs from Canada and elsewhere -- where they cost one-tenth what they do here in the U.S. of A. So the White House is now on the side of Big Drugs versus saving money.
In pushing them the FSA is no doubt reducing the risks to Britain of financial contagion from elsewhere in Europe where capital standards are lower and regulation is correspondingly laxer.
