Has not every world exposition since the original Crystal Palace Exhibition in 1851 posed the same ultimate question: Why?
Second, on inflation and unemployment: Friedman's success, with Phelps, in predicting stagflation was what really pushed his influence over the top; his notion of a natural rate of unemployment, of a vertical Phillips curve in the long run, became part of every textbook exposition.
It's a familiar story: From world's fairs to the World Cup, in nearly every international exposition, nationalist fervor cloaks itself in a thin layer of peace and harmony.
I'm too concerned that every nuanced exposition of the subordinate role of women runs contrary to everything that seems plain and clear to me about the Gospel, and, worse, that it in small or big ways baptizes a world culture that continues to oppress women simply because they are not men.
She attends the Vinitaly wine exposition every year.
Mr. Harris also does a lot of interviewing on black radio programs and goes to nearly every black-oriented exposition he can.
After inspection of the waveforms and in accordance with previous similar studies [4], [17] the following time-windows were chosen: In order to observe learning effects across time, we analysed the learning phase in four 1-minute blocks by averaging all "words" that appeared during every minute of exposition, from their onset, and pooled across the four languages.
Here speeches turn into exposition, when every fiber of one's being calls out: "No!
Every hour at the exposition, the World's Fair of its day, Otis stepped into his machine.
Riordan writes the way Michael Bay directs, or would direct if Bay had ADHD, with eruptions of mayhem every few pages and exposition falling like hail.
On it clomps, chainmail leggings round its ankles, firing catapults of flaming exposition at every surface as viewers scatter like screaming ants.
