Sitting forward in his chair, his face untroubled as he gave matter-of-fact answers, Officer Richard Kern spoke publicly for the first time on Thursday about his 2008 confrontation with Michael Mineo in a Brooklyn subway station.
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Managers who described themselves as more confident in this respect could give matter of fact answers more easily, which seemed to invite less personification and negative reactions from the media.
Although it might not have meant that either, given elementary matters of population distribution and so on.
But if this is done without a whole lot more serious thought given to matters of safety and rigorous oversight, it's a step we'll undoubtedly come to regret.
She gives a matter-of-fact nod, then returns to her water.
Crawford describes her abject childhood; as Davis listens with shocked empathy, she gives a matter-of-fact description of how she lost her "cherry," at the age of eleven, to her beloved stepfather.
Illinois is seeking a review of the ruling, even as state lawmakers have been given a matter of months to contemplate conditions under which guns could be allowed in public.
So governments have to decide how much weight, if any, to give to matters of religion and its free exercise.Until very recently, sceptics (not all them conservatives) were very scathing about the current administration's level of interest.
But, so far, the gun-clip ban has zero Republican supporters, which is a problem given the matter of the Republicans being in the House majority.
