It may only be a sliver of a play, but it's a steely one – and Clare Lizzimore's production garners fearless performances, none more so than Troughton's desperate Thomas, who develops the stumbling gait and wounded eyes of an animal who knows he's for the slaughter.
Despite Garner losing consciousness, none of the police officers present had attempted to perform cardio-pulmonary resuscitation.
No other British dance personality garners as many column inches; none draws such a chic, spiky crowd.
Alternative escort sites (Eros.com, AdultSearch.com) and client message boards (EroticReview.com, ECCIE.net) exist, of course, but Genevieve and her colleagues suspect none of them will ever garner as much traffic as a site that sells sex but also sells boats, and bikes, and hope for a new job working from home.
"There would be a meeting called by Ambassador Bodine" -- the official on Garner's staff responsible for Baghdad -- "and none of the senior officers would show up.
Candidates espousing the Silent Conservative Majority thesis will throw up a lot of dust and energize many very conservative voters, they may even garner some money and a few delegates, but none are serious candidates.
None of the 217 other nonprofit groups garnering awards got more than the $500,000 Caramoor received.
None of the candidates is likely to garner the forty per cent of votes needed to avoid a runoff.
None of the proposed barriers to preparedness actions garner a majority of support among respondents (Table 2).
"We've seen once-insuperable barriers fall in presidential politics -- and probably none more significant than a divorced man (Reagan) garnering the evangelical vote in 1980," said Randall Balmer, professor of religious history at Barnard College and author of God in the White House: How Faith Shaped the Presidency from John F. Kennedy to George W. Bush.
