Mike is an old-fashioned hunting-and-fishing man's man, disgusted by his daughter's mani-pedi-loving boyfriend and outraged by his grandson's politically correct day care center (Mike is chided by a teacher for calling the boy "champ," because the word "implies victory over another person").
Prime Minister (PM) Maliki hailed June 30th as a "great victory," implying the victory was over the US.
To the contrary, he implied that victory was essential to our credibility -- to our not being seen as a pitiful, helpless giant.
Peace implies the victory of a single political system & way of life; peace implies revolution a complete change in the order of society, the goal of the N.L.F.
This was especially so in 1996, when national polls implied a double-digit victory for Bill Clinton over Bob Dole and Ross Perott) but state polls were more in line with the single-digit victory that he actually achieved.
Speaking at the Aloma Church here, he continued recounting other Republican victories, implying a link between himself and the victories, although not drawing one directly.
Ms. Breitweiser added: "A victory implies that this is a game.
That is not only larger than the Republican lead in any other national poll and about twice the size of the average Republican lead in recent polls, it also implies a GOP victory on Tuesday of unprecedented proportions.
The headline a Boston newspaper the day after the battle read "The Merrimac Driven back by the Steamer!", implying a Union victory, while Confederate media focused on their original success against wooden Union ships.
Keep the wars going but normalize them; make them normal by not talking about them much; by not talking about them imply that, while "victory" is not in sight, there is something else, an achievement more realistic and perhaps more grown-up, still available to the United States in the Greater Middle East.
