Many came expressly to show that they were angered by the Kremlin's attempted intimidation.
Yenta's creator, Leonard Foner, said: "My software agent was developed expressly to show that you could have a matchmaking system and still protect your privacy.
"A provisional translation by an interpreter shows that he expressly announces, in the name of Allah, and testifying his allegiance to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, a famous Islamist leader, an act of revenge against the Germans because they're getting in the way of Islam," he said at a news conference.
Mr Mitchell insists a transcript of the meeting, which he secretly recorded, shows that he apologised for swearing and expressly denied that he had used the word "pleb".
But Mr Mitchell insists a transcript of the meeting, which he secretly recorded, shows that he apologised for swearing and expressly denied that he had used the word "pleb".
Indeed, the history of the Constitution's Citizenship Clause shows that citizenship at birth for children of "foreigners" was expressly contemplated.
Different than the art world, which tends to shy away from applying expressly qualitative measures to works of art, koi fish are frequently compared to one another in the many competitive koi shows that happen throughout the world.
The stories in which a prehistoric family gradually domesticate the wild beasts seem expressly designed to show that an Englishman's cave was his castle.
Oregon argues that since states traditionally regulate medical practices, Gonzales (the new Attorney General, replacing Ashcroft) must show that Congress expressly intended to authorize the Attorney General to make such a determination.
In 1957, he produced the only musical that Rodgers and Hammerstein created expressly for television, "Cinderella," a show that was rediscovered and restored in 2002.
