D1 EDITORIAL A18-19 Editorials: Campaign reform's hour of trial; reviving the Japanese economy; drug-sentencing battle in Albany.
Mr. Hussein himself remained -- remains, if still alive -- the furtive, vainglorious figure he ever was, proclaiming from secret sanctuaries his solidarity with his people in their hour of trial, the certain defeat of the enemy, and his unshakable belief in Iraq.
The real problem is that Gilliam doesn't have a Sancho Panza figure of his own: he has no loyal squire to help him in his hour of trial, still less to urge restraint or compromise.
There was "The Hour of Trial with Pavel Astakhov," a courtroom reality television show casting him as Russia's Judge Judy along with a radio program of the same name.
In in his State of the Union Message in 1967, Johnson asked Congress for a tax increase to keep the budget deficit "within prudent limits and to give our country and our fighting men the help they need in this hour of trial".
"All on board felt we had a friend that would stand by us in our hour of trial," wrote Captain Gershom Jacques Van Brunt, the vessel's commander, in his official report the day after the engagement.
On 10 December Percival issued a stirring, if ultimately ineffective, Special Order of the Day: In this hour of trial the General Officer Commanding calls upon all ranks Malaya Command for a determined and sustained effort to safeguard Malaya and the adjoining British territories.
In the PURSUIT trial 1228 patients were enrolled who had NSTEMI and underwent PCI during the first 72 hours of the trial.
