His close relationship with Porter – the outgoing NUS president has endorsed him – may tarnish him in some eyes.
The fact that a club favorite, Assemblywoman Deborah J. Glick, endorsed him may have helped tip the scale in his favor, Mr. Stricklin said.
The dire figures have prompted financial pages to speculate that the age of the endorsed fragrance may be drawing to a close.
Precisely when these tactics were used on live captives, and at what point top Bush officials endorsed them, may be a matter of serious interest to Attorney General Eric Holder.
The opposite trend has also had some support from literature [42], when socially endorsed behaviour may correlate with slight underestimation of the proportion of other well-behaved individuals to reinforce one's uniqueness.
However, following the advice can also create dissonance since endorsed behaviours may require substantial changes or investments.
When a code with a higher location parameter is endorsed this may indicate greater confidence in a stroke diagnosis.
Prophylactic cholecystectomy would appear reasonable in these individuals; however, this indication for surgery is not widely endorsed and may in fact, be controversial.
Still, the boost that Mr. Gingrich may receive from Rick Perry dropping out and endorsing him may be more about perception than anything else.
As you mull over which presidential candidate to endorse, you may want to consider one from a party that would phase out agricultural subsidies, privatise Social Security and open more fully the world's largest market to free trade.
According to The New York Times, Schaitberger worried that endorsing Clinton may upset some of IAFF's membership, which leans Republican.
