Dubai's repudiation of that implicit guarantee marks an important milestone.
The Jets' off-season spree — complete with two major trades and $140 million spent on free agents, although much of that money is not guaranteed — marked a major shift for a franchise often described as thrifty.
"2014 is a goal, not a guarantee," Mark Sedwill, NATO's top civilian representative in Kabul, said Saturday.
Leaving the answer box blank will guarantee zero marks, whereas your guess might prove to be correct and you'll get a mark.
If there's anything guaranteed to mark you out as a hopeless geek, it's surely an interest in role-playing games.
In this respect, the First Amendment has something in common with the Second Amendment, which secures the right to "keep and bear arms": both are unusually broad legal guarantees that mark a difference between America and the rest of the world.
It also raises the prospect that Chinese banks, which statistically appear quite strong, may need even more capital than many had anticipated.And even if the bears are wrong, an end to guarantees would mark a transfer in authority for who can raise and allocate credit from local to national authorities.
Speaking as an expert on transportation- and construction-minded ship, plane and Lego model-builders, I guarantee high marks for the Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum, housed in the retired World War II Intrepid aircraft carrier docked at Pier 86, at 46th Street and the Hudson River.
We stress that this guarantees that marked edges E are split into two sons of half length.
Continuing his fascination with tweaking the perception of the material and immaterial, this presentation shocked the relatively modest Tokyo audience, guaranteeing an everlasting mark on the contemporary conceptual art scene.
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