The venom took full hold.
The vast majority of states have cut park financing, often significantly, since the economic downturn took full hold in 2008, and some were cutting long before that.
Yet before the next defense-and-commerce overseas design of Washington's imagination takes full hold here, restitution from the last one is due.
The inflation, the devaluation of currency, the coming privation when banking and oil sanctions took full hold: this, and not even the election turnout, was what the Islamic Republic wished to hide from foreign eyes.
International tensions over Iran's nuclear ambitions were at a peak, a European embargo of Iranian oil was set to take full hold in four months, and Israeli officials were threatening to strike Iran's nuclear facilities.
On Sunday night during her performance at City Winery, it was clear that she was at times slipping into reverie — transcending real life, as it were — though she never let it get a full hold on her.
"The regime wants to take full hold of everything so that when the time comes, they can execute their succession plan," Mr. Nafaa added, in reference to the widespread belief that President Mubarak's son, Gamal, is being groomed to succeed his father.
Production of the new Rolls-Royce will move to Goodwood, in Surrey, England, while Bentley will take full hold of the Crewe factory.
