New York, Mr. Clay pointed out, is "the most important international gateway in the U.S".
He'd been reading everything he could about Johnson and listening to his Oval Office tapes, but the physical appropriation would be his gateway in.
It says it spent $140 million building its own gateway in Hawaii and paying Motorola to run it, and buying 3,000 satellite handsets.
"After passing through a gateway in front of a large meadow, turn to the right," Molly read aloud from the trail notes she carried.
This state of affairs is partly the result of a bad break long ago: the $92 million that was authorized to rebuild Gateway in 1972 was never appropriated.
M&S's financial director Alan Stewart said the firm would save £130m by changing tack, admitting that they "couldn't deliver London Gateway in the timeframe".
Africa emerges as the 21st-century theatre of espionage, with South Africa as its gateway, in the cache of secret intelligence documents and cables seen by the Guardian.
The younger brother left the yard, passing through a gateway in which a gate was propped open by its own weight where a hinge had given way.
Beds and social workers will be supplied more quickly, officials said, and the system's rundown gateway in the Bronx will be eliminated.
Therefore, RSU plays a role of gateway in IoV.
