Honor is big in Japan, but Matsui evidently doesn't mind dishonoring Oh.
He evidently didn't mind that when he was a child Britain had only one, government-owned broadcast network, which aimed for uplift, that London taxis had to be black, and that soccer teams were proudly local and uncommercial.
As Mike heads off to have the sample tested by a technician friend who evidently doesn't mind working late to help out actors trapped in implausible plots, Tobi and Lisa share intimacies over a Chinese meal.
All these tough guys evidently don't mind being upstaged by a girl, especially one they hope is the new political Angelina Jolie.
Many departments are ever more attached to their weapons of war and evidently don't mind the appearance of being an occupying force in their communities, which leaves groups like the sheriffs' association fighting fiercely for a militarized future.
From a local population of just 60,000, the orchestra has a subscriber base of 6,000: an astonishingly loyal 1 in 10, who, so far, evidently don't mind a little Ligeti with their Liszt.
With development evidently in mind, he got mortgages on the land, totaling $975,000, and obtained a second mortgage worth $330,000 on the couple's home.
Evidently, the mind behind our latest MIXED BY set knows no boundaries, both within the worlds of house and techno, and between broader music worlds at large.
When he is pictured in his pew at church Sunday mornings with head bowed in his hands, evidently his mind is not pondering the Biblical strictures: "when you give a banquet, invite the poor, the crippled, the lame, the blind, and you will be blessed".
Evidently most people don't mind sharing.
