But maybe you want what Bloomberg's got: the NYPD guards, the keys to Gracie Mansion, the $1-a-year 1-a-year 1-a-year salary
Someone she had thought was so close to her had kept a secret from her, just as neatly and securely as those three envelopes had guarded the key, and this secret had been concealed by time, concealed by time that she had imagined to be happy.
His father vigilantly guarded the key to the lock on Brett's computer.
Omar Cook, the talented if inconsistent point guard, remains the key for St . Johns.
North Carolina State 22-111) The 6-3 center Kaayla Chones and point guard Terah James, the key players, are healthy after missing last season with injuries.
It was noteworthy that the caretaker government Mubarak appointed in Egypt this week included ministers from the old guard, including the key ministers of defense and foreign affairs, who maintained their portfolios from the previous Mubarak government, a move that did not convince the opposition that the regime intended to give up power.
A nearby guard provides the key to a building that seems to embody the dashed hopes of a failed peace process, and in particular, of a people who were told that the Oslo Peace Accords signed by Israel and the Palestinian Liberation Organisation in 1993 would lead to the creation of a Palestinian state.
Guards with the keys were nowhere to be found, rescuers said.
As Margaret deputy-Sammuli, deputy campaign manager for Yes On 5, puts it: "The prison guards hold the keys to the California statehouse, so it's not a surprise that those thinking of running for governor in 2010, like Jerry Brown, Diane Feinstein, and even Meg Whitman, have come out against Prop 5".
The tourists on my flight cannot understand why anyone would risk Haiti: "I hope you survive!"; "Will you have armed guards?" and, perhaps the key question, "Why?" But tour operators like the one I'm travelling with, Wild Frontiers, feel that Haiti's time has finally come, especially with Cuba looking more visitor-crowded and less adventurous than before.
