They're passing crisply and purposefully, and Ireland's defending has again assumed a rather desperate quality.
Colonel John B. Montgomery, a brilliant young Southerner, who had been acting chief of staff for Hansell in the early days of Saipan and who had again assumed this post when Ramey left for China, was able to go back to his regular job of assistant chief of staff for Plans, Operations, Training, and Intelligence, when Kissner came out to become LeMay's permanent chief of staff.
The marsh has once again assumed its omnipresent role in the village.
Suppose some time has elapsed since the completion of a meta-analysis (again, assumed to have shown a non-significant pooled result), and now additional evidence is available.
From a number of comparable studies, we conservatively estimate that participants in the SRA+G arm will be able to lower HOMA-IR by 0.5 over the course of a year through lifestyle changes; those in the SRA arm are again assumed to have a mean change of zero.
Tsuyoshi Kikukawa, the board chairman, who had appointed Woodford to these positions, again assumed the title of CEO and president.
Rallying around the sound bite that we need to "Make America Great Again" assumes America has lost its greatness.
Online, newspapers had no problem exposing ads to readers — again, assuming they had power.
"Everyone has that trigger that's going to get them out there in the marketplace again, assuming that they have the means and they're just choosing not to spend it," said Alex Gellert, the chief executive of Merkley & Partners, part of the Omnicom Group, which created the Mercedes print and television ads.
