Surrounded by young Israelis, Mr. Ganihar felt transformed, even redeemed, he said.
Paul Keating, prime minister for the Labor Party for five years to 1996, has described the notion that Australia was "born again or even redeemed" at Gallipoli as "utter nonsense".
The book is ultimately about how words ordered on a page may supply some order for one's life, may assuage and even redeem tragedy.
Still, some things are saved, even redeemed, in the course of the movie, including, perhaps, the audience's interest in killer cyborgs from the future and the fate of the Connor family.
He is reggae's long-running soul man, applying the gruff, gospel exuberance of Otis Redding to tales of prison, love, dancing and redemption; his version even redeemed the John Denver hit "Take Me Home, Country Roads".
He is reggae's long-running soul man, applying the gruff, gospel exuberance of Otis Redding to tales of prison, love, dancing and redemption; his version even redeemed the John Denver hit "Country Roads".
The ball went out of play for the first time two seconds into the game and it took only 34 seconds for the first crunching tackle, which pretty much set the tone, although mostly the fouls weren't even redeemed by being comically crunching.
Retailers can hand out digital loyalty cards to their customers, and even redeem coupons and vouchers via mobile phones.
In particular, the new report examines how consumers use their phones when shopping out there in the real world (what's that?) – using phones to compare prices, scan barcodes and even redeem coupons.
Do you believe that spiritual power can alter, transform, or even redeem social, institutional, structural and even legislative power?
