Who is the young stranger who has wrangled an invitation?
As Argentina has wrangled with creditors, it has also struggled to gain access to capital markets.
For years, Congress has wrangled over their placement, interjecting fights over gun laws and voting rights into the debate.
The tour is possible because Ms. Gbowee has wrangled an unusual sponsor: Leonard Riggio, the chairman of Barnes & Noble, who is personally covering the costs.
G.E. has never denied its responsibility for the chemicals but has wrangled bitterly with state and federal agencies over how best to handle the problem.
The company has never denied its legal responsibility, but for 20 years it has wrangled bitterly with state and federal agencies over how to handle the problem.
The most prominent mediator of late is Pastor Rick Warren, who has wrangled John McCain and Barack Obama for their first joint appearance, to be held on August 16th at Saddleback Church, in Lake Forest, California.
This is not the first time a Republican convention has wrangled with a hurricane; it managed to do so in 2008, even from a city seemingly as hurricane-proof as St .Paul, Minn.
Fresh out of prison and despite formidable odds, Alice Bhatti, a Catholic nurse in present-day Pakistan, has wrangled a job at Karachi's Sacred Heart Hospital for All Ailments, a cesspit of gangrene and incompetence.
