BACK when paper and ink still mattered, I fell into a job as a nightside reporter at The Providence Journal, in the habitually newsworthy state of Rhode Island.
Rather than strengthen the state, "autocrats habitually misuse the state". They keep institutions weak, unthreatening and under their control.
Many of the comments stating that the dining experience was "just so-so" habitually granted five stars to the restaurant. .
Many of the comments stating that the dining experience was "just so-so" habitually granted five stars to the restaurant.
As states habitually comply with the rules, so cooperation across the system will increase.
PAGE A9 Athletics on the Frontier In Alaska, hundreds of high school sports teams habitually crisscross the state on jet planes, ferries, vans and even caravans of snowmobiles.
A rogue state habitually violates international law, possesses weapons of mass destruction and practises terrorism - the use of violence against civilians for political purposes.
Just To Feel Normal, a head and shoulders study of a friend (who offered the title as explanation for his habitually slightly shaken state) is by Northern Ireland artist Ian Cumberland.
But on September 23rd Mr Erdogan declared that his country was ready to "give the necessary support to [the attacks on IS]. the support could be military or logistics".America's clearest success has been to gain strong backing from habitually shy Arab states.
National politicians habitually ignore the state and are seen as being out of touch a relatively unknown protest candidate took 9percentt of the Democratic primary vote so it's unsurprising that Justice's campaign has been less about specific policies and more about restoring West Virginia's damaged sense of hard-nosed pride.
You can only claim social security benefits if you are working in another member state, or are a family member of someone working in another member state, or are habitually resident in that member state.
