And, with equal clear-mindedness, I know that his publisher no doubt timed the book's debut to capitalize on the roll-out of the Affordable Care Act – Cheney has gravely insisted in interviews that the ACA would limit the technological innovations that allow his own survival.
Smaller can equal clearer, and church echo has indeed eaten up billions of notes crying to be heard.
All channels will face the equal crystal clear picture quality.
Then drive your sparkly car to your boyfriend's house, have a conversation of two equals, make clear consensual agreements about what you are willing to explore and what your limits are, pick a safe word, and then step over the threshold into the bedroom and have at it!
Which is hardly equal to a clear demonstration of American willfulness about Iran.
There was equal pressure to clear Jacques de Larosière, Mr Trichet's predecessor and a distinguished international banker.
How equal is made clear when President Assad, a 35-year-old former doctor who trained in London as an opthalmologist, comes in at the end of this interview with his wife in Damascus.
Their equal partnership was clear at choice moments: on a mambolike section called "Sunday Market," during a churning "Place Congo" and in "Logo Talk," which featured a steady cowbell pattern but an otherwise mercurial arrangement.
On arrival at Bunbury ED he was promptly assessed by the ED consultant (WJvR) who noted a patent airway, tachypnoea with clear equal air entry and normal oxygen saturation, good peripheral perfusion, temperature 37.4°C, blood sugar level 5.4 mmol/l and ECG unremarkable apart from the sinus tachycardia.
Statistics underscoring the continuing existence of racial inequality make the absence of equal opportunity today clear.
