There is even one instance in which the voices of two long-departed performers were later wedded in ghostly harmony.
Rodger A. Mattlage Lincoln, Mass., April 23 , 2009 To the Editor: Re "In the Spirit of Openness" (editorial, April 23) and "My Tortured Decision," by Ali Soufan (Op-Ed, April 23): Even one instance of waterboarding sounds like torture to me.
Each of us should consider it a personal moral failure when we permit even one instance of irresponsible and mischaracterizing rhetoric against anyone different from ourselves to take place without offering a counterpoint.
As disturbing and intolerable as even one instance of abuse is, the reality is that many people with developmental disabilities receive excellent care in our state, while others and their families struggle as they wait for access to badly needed services.
Can you recall even one recent instance where you told your boss a hard truth, were completely honest with a direct report, or admitted your lack of knowledge or a mistake to a group of people?
Three times in the course of a rally in Florida, Trump called out "the corrupt corporate media" and gestured towards his supporters to turn towards the press pen to boo, hiss and even, in one instance, shout "go to hell".
However, the inevitable media scrutiny of his background – his father was a wealthy property developer before he went bankrupt – brought accusations of hypocrisy and even, in one instance, "champagne socialism".
In the past he suffered through bereavement, divorce, erotic entanglements of varying difficulty, and even, in one instance, a bar-room brawl; now he has reached a plateau of something like peace, though the air up here is shot through with flashes of lightning and a cold rain falls.
He lays out his case in a choppy, fragmentary series of 128 vignettes, some of them extended narratives starring Frost, others composed of bits of poetry, interview snippets, dreamscapes or scraps of correspondence — even, in one instance, a flashback to Virgil writing his fourth "Georgic".
The lower house inquiry has even uncovered one instance in which a cartola sold a Brazilian player to a small team he controlled in Uruguay and later the same day sold the player again, this time to a team in Europe, in what investigators say was an attempt to avoid taxes.
Three times in the course of a rally in Florida earlier this week, Trump called out "the corrupt corporate media" and gestured towards his supporters to turn towards the press pen to boo, hiss and even, in one instance, shout: "Go to hell".
