Mr. Dellinger has recollections of Graydon Carter, editor of Vanity Fair, turning out at East River Park back in 1999 to play second base for his publication.
And neither side will feel like they've been treated fairly, no matter how fair those interviews turn out to be".
A group that claimed to be working for "fair" districts turned out to be funded by a Koch-brothers-linked conservative network.
What we thought at first was a handicap, us students having to organise a fair ourselves, turned out to be to our advantage.
Told of Ms. Bartley's comments, Mr. Blunt said, "Well, a lot of things in life are not fair, and this may turn out to be one of them.
Months earlier, however, when asked why those same victims were not included in the 9/11 fund, he replied: "Well, a lot of things in life are not fair, and this may turn out to be one of them.
We will be fine with it, Dr. Dyson has said, when children start breeding miniature dinosaurs with rabbit ears and other exotic creatures for science fairs the way horticulturists turn out new breeds of tomatoes.
The fate of Arab Christians today will help define the unresolved struggle within the Arab world about its own identity — how universal, fair, just and equal its societies turn out to be.
Or at least, that's what a fair number of those who turn out to see him seem to think.
A fair number of generalizations, he insists, turn out to be accurate.
