Huckabee also promises to listen to his generals, using the plight of General Eric Shinseki - who's warnings about the need for more troops to secure Iraq were famously ignored by Bush - to illustrate his point.
Simpson certainly became an overdetermined and thoroughly inadequate signifier for racial inequities in general and the plight of black men in particular.
The next day his signals were received in Hobart, Tasmania, and during the following days he reported the details of Aurora's position, its general situation, and the plight of the stranded party.
And nothing evokes its tragedy so acutely as his description of the plight of Abraham Feller, general counsel to Trygve Lie, the secretary general of the United Nations, who jumped to his death after being hounded by McCarran.
The struggle between a renegade Ottoman governor of Baghdad and Britain's consul-general mirrors the current plight of Iraq under western-imposed sanctions.
Few films expose the insanity of war more starkly than "Paths", as we contrast the behavior of cosseted armchair generals with the horrific plight of common infantry soldiers -- pawns in an obscene political game, to be sacrificed on the front lines of a pointless war.
Compounding the patient's plight is a general ignorance on how to best treat Lyme.
With the general public unsympathetic to the plight of Walmart and Wall Street, players like the NAACP are critical for lawmakers seeking to justify their votes to citizens outside the Beltway.
In the paper, in which only the first ten pages were given to the general media, Obama decries the plight of the poor: "I see poverty in every place I walk.
