A wealthy nobleman and formerly a trusted confidant of the imperial family, Chonghou, then 54, was in prison awaiting decapitation.
A trusted lieutenant formerly known as 'Popeye', he was Escobar's preferred assassin in the Medellin cartel.
If Cadbury (now owned by Mondelēz International, formerly Kraft Foods) is to be trusted regarding the precious recipe, can the new shape really be affecting the chocolate's taste?
"Los Angeles wants no dudes, loafers and paupers; people who have no means and trust to luck," the new citizen announced in an early editorial, already shedding his previous skin, his middle-aged skin, the skin of a person who had formerly had no means and trusted to luck.
Dr McSorley, who was involved in the transfer of Hinchingbrooke Hospital to the private sector, said he did not want to go through a similar exercise at NGH. Dr Swart, formerly the trust's medical director, was described as an "ideal candidate" by chairman Paul Farenden.
Since 1968, UnidosUS (formerly the National Council of La Raza) has remained a trusted, nonpartisan voice for Latinos.
Ms. Couric, formerly of NBC's "Today" and the "CBS Evening News," is being positioned as a "trusted friend" like Ms. Winfrey.
He trusted Ms. Pascal as a movie picker but thought that Mr. Lynton, who formerly ran AOL Europe, was needed to navigate the changing media environment brought on by new digital technologies and to help Sony expand internationally.
Not given the courtesy of meaningful consultation, initially not considered capable of being appointed in a commissioner role, we were then expected to trust that a formerly instrumental figure in the Northern Territory justice system – one that sees our people marching through the custody doors in record numbers – would identify the systemic racism that we know plays a role in that system.
If they accept it, they first have to leave the only life they know in exchange for hard work and they must learn to trust people who they formerly considered the "enemy".
