One of them had his Kodak Retinette with him and sold it for 15 bob to Charlie's dad, who handed it on to the 13-year-old whose only money came from a paper round fraught with the usual danger: catcalls of "nignog" and worse.
Each round of secret balloting is fraught with suspense, with the 100-plus I.O.C. members often surreptitiously trading allegiances.
Orszag hoped that this time the White House would be less fraught with strife than the last go-round during the 1990s.
Their return rounded off one of the most fraught periods in the project's history as Sean O'Keefe, Nasa's chief, arrived in Moscow to resolve a funding row with Russia that threatens the station's future.
The second round, in September 2008, was during a particularly fraught political period and, as such, we faced the most difficulties accessing repeat attendees.
However, to efficiently evaluate the performance of the nomogram, the underlying regression model is required (and be published in the development study), as clearly using the actual nomogram (for hand calculations) is fraught with potential problems (e.g. transcription, and rounding) when used on a large number of individuals.
Some top French civil servants are predicting that the millennium round will, in fact, turn out to be far less fraught than the seven-year-long Uruguay round, which ended in 1994.They may be right.
The grand jury decision sparked another round of rioting in Ferguson and several other US cities, and further intensified a fraught national conversation about race and policing.
But for normal people the Presidential semifinal round was short, stimulating, and (to the extent possible in a political era as fraught with dread and loathing as this one) fun.
Creating the new CAFE round involved the participation of major car manufacturers in the United States, a process that, while fraught at times, ended with a near-unanimous, if somewhat meek, embrace of the tough new standards.
