A7 NATIONAL A12-15 Nation Worries About War That Has No End in Sight The nation appears anxious about the war effort and worried that the United States may be trapped in an adventure from which there is no evident exit, according to interviews.
A week after President Bush's speech seeking to rally support for the campaign in Iraq, the nation appears increasingly anxious about the war effort and worried that the United States may be trapped in an adventure from which there is no evident exit, according to interviews during the last five days with Americans across the nation, historians, social scientists and pollsters.
He had sealed the house but for the most obvious exit, evident by watching the bats come and go and by grease stains from their fur.
By then, roughly half of the vote had been counted, and it was evident that the exit poll had got it wrong.
Despite the divide evident in the exit polls, Mr. Green again cast himself as the candidate to bridge any discord, even as some of Mr. Ferrer's supporters remained bitter over what they perceived as Mr. Green's last-hour, negative campaigning through television commercials and mailings.
The success of Trump's strategy was clearly evident in the presidential exit polls: While Clinton handily won among voters who prioritized the economy and foreign policy, Trump swept those who prioritized terrorism and immigration.
Most recently, the 13-year-old venture firm saw early checks to Ring, Blue Bottle Coffee, Duo Security and Evident.io pay off via exits to Amazon, Nestle, Cisco and Palo Alto Networks, respectively.
Perhaps nowhere is this more evident than in IBM's ibm exit as a technology provider after the Sydney, Australia, games, ending a 40-year partnership with the International Olympic Committee (IOC).
Her theatrical sense was evident in the vivid, cannily timed exits and entrances that served to introduce and end the 15 short dances in the smooth-flowing suite that began the evening.
George's moody and introverted personality, evident throughout his pro career, sped his exit from Washington.
Mrs. Clinton won a commanding victory last Tuesday in neighboring West Virginia, where racial considerations emerged as an unusually evident factor for some Democratic voters, according to exit polls.
