The question is how soon, and how big a slice of the market Zoran will grab.
No matter how much harm our wars have caused in the last decade, no matter how absurd a slice that war preparation -- including nuclear weapons development -- gouges from the national budget, the U.S. military, the planet's biggest polluter and most prolific terrorist, remains untouchable.
But whether New Yorkers will appreciate the effort here, or be left wondering how a few slices of bread the size of a playing card and some chunks of cold herring can be considered dinner, remains to be seen.
Slate: A gravely obsessive Pepperidge Farm fan samples every variety of the label's cookies and emerges with alarming insights like this: "I don't quite understand how a Milano slice is really a Milano — it would seem an open-faced Milano would be a contradiction in terms, seeing as the sandwich structure of the original is the defining feature".
Indeed, one of the valuable functions of a history like "On Politics" is to show how narrow a slice of the intellectual spectrum American politics currently fights over.
A classic bara brith (or "speckled bread") from Mary Jones was the perfect reminder of just how good a slice of buttered fruit loaf can be on a cold morning.
That sonata, along with the beautiful settings of seven poems by Aleksandr Blok, made up the remainder of the Shostakovich portion of the program and reminded listeners of just how narrow a slice of his output we usually hear.
"There is no way you can sort out China with wind power".Energy = much confusion, squaredBy far the loudest grumbling, though, is being prompted by specific targets that tell each government how big a slice of their energy mix must be renewable by 2020.
How big a slice is right?
"How about a slice?" Her eyes wander down to the box and widen.
