But the essence boils down to this, Blair writes at one point, paraphrasing her friend: Bill Clinton was the duck.
The heat of the souffle made the oil come alive, and its essence trickled down through the base.
In the wake of that decision, Congress enacted [Section] 3501, which in essence laid down a rule that the admissibility of such statements should turn only on whether or not they were voluntarily made.
A red quilted Love Lounge hides behind a beaded curtain where the clubs Bunny Girl cocktails a martini glass of lychee and vodka shaken with rose essence go down well with the slinky vibe.
Although many political observers cannot see profound or irreconcilable differences between the two documents, Sinn Fein has demanded "clarifications" and has alternated armed attacks and brief ceasefires, while London, in turn, has said, in essence, "Put down your arms for good and then we'll talk".
Unit sales of Herbal Essences were down 2.5percentt for the year ended May 21, while Pantene's sales were up 3.7percentthethe Information Resources numbers showed.
In essence, they boil down to giving the human rights court more control over its own workload.
Under the program, the buyer would, in essence, put 5 percent down and the government would guarantee the next 15 percent, as if the buyer provided a 20 percent down payment.
(A few weeks ago, when I pulled "The Essence of Truth" down from my bookshelves, I found it as compelling as I had a decade ago).
In late July, the Department of Consumer Protection spent that much to send its 30 Liquor Control agents to learn the skill that would allow them, in essence, to calm down drunk people in bars.
