The candidate's Disney World urbanism extends to a passion for resurrecting the World's Fair, something that has emerged as a building block of his platform.
The judge decided that he could not determine whether the settlement was fair (something particularly important for courts that will be charged with continuing involvement in the case if the defendant sins again) without "cold, hard, solid facts, established either by admissions or by trials".
Now they should accept a fairer share – something of the order of 10% – of the refugees the EU summit will accept today.
Last week's Economist described the fair as "Something in between a trade fair, a funfair and a template for global domination".
The anatomy of the fair goes something like this: The main fair, "Miami Basel," is located in South Beach, where you see really big artists, many dead ones (Magrittes, Bacons and Warhols, etc).
Is the Fair Shake something you'd be comfortable with to describe your legacy?
"Goodyear wanted a fair deal, something they could get if they decided to move to another location," said Mr. Plusquellic.
I don't think we should let Al Qaeda make us afraid of following our own laws — the system is strong, fair, and something of which to be proud.
I don't think we should let Al Qaeda make us afraid of following our own laws the system is strong, fair, and something of which to be proud.
While the sting is not entrapment, and if pursued in Criminal Court will probably end in a conviction, is it fair and something New Yorkers or our Police Department should be proud of?
