If the governor and mayor call on all citizens to participate in this most basic of American freedoms the turnout could swell, if not to patriotic heights at least to something closer to normal.
Midwives measured maternal weight and height (if not known to the woman) and recorded values in a standardized form at the woman's first visit to the antenatal health care center.
Heir not just to Blair but to Obama too, if not quite scaling those heights of excitement.
That blood-soaked episode was, depending on your vantage point, an ignominious end to a year that saw U.S. Special Operations forces deployed at near record levels, or an inauspicious beginning to a new year already on track to reach similar heights, if not exceed them.
Last week Ms. Roberts declined through her publicist, Marcy Engelman, to discuss her decision to star in "Duplicity," or her reasons for stepping aside, if not quite back, at the height of her box office appeal.
The Four Winds Project is probably one of the 'worst' buildings, if not the one, with its disproportionate height for its setting.
As a result, streets in the center and in the West End entertainment district are quieter than usual for the height of summer, if not quite the "ghost town" that Steve McNamara, head of London's cabdrivers' association, suggests.
By Joseph Epstein The New Yorker, April 12 , 1999P. 58 PERSONAL HISTORY about the writer's heart bypass surgery... Writer describes the patch of depression he felt, mingled with fear... Writer shares the opinion of Proust, who wrote, "To believe in medicine would be the height of folly, if not to believe in it were not a greater folly still".
For her now to claim that Senator Obama is not qualified to answer the crisis phone is the height of irony if not chutzpah, and calls into question whether her primary loyalty is to the Democratic party and the nation or to her own ambition.
And the growth of the luxury goods industry to hitherto unforeseen heights is nothing if not testimony to that.
