But Sobchak stands apart: in this new time of troubles, as Putin settles back into the Kremlin for his third term as president, few Russians more closely embody the state of the country today — in both its prospects and its hazards — than Sobchak.
Senators John McCain, Republican of Arizona, and Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, both members of the bipartisan group of eight senators who wrote the legislation, said Thursday that they were aiming to win 70 votes in the Senate and hoped to gain the backing of a majority of senators in both parties — a prospect Mr. McCain described as "very doable".
"I think saying that constitutional recognition is not the final step... means that both things are in prospect in the future".
In both arenas, his prospects look a little less bleak.
But before we accept this inference, we should note an important difference between God's situation in considering creating human beings and the situation of parents who are considering taking drugs in order to bring into existence children who are superhuman both in intelligence and in prospects for happiness.
For we cannot help but think that they would be producing beings who would be strangely different, if not estranged, from much of the human race, the humans who are normal both in intelligence and in prospects for happiness.
At the same time, there are large changes in prospect in the applications themselves.
Realistically, Tunisia needs three to five years to see a change in employment prospects, both politicians and economists said.
Sequence stratigraphy has become key significant helpful techniques in generating exploration prospects and predicting reservoir and seal quality in both stratigraphic and structural prospects.
His remarks constituted the latest in a series of hints from leaders in both Washington and Tehran about the prospect of direct bilateral negotiations over the Islamic Republic's controversial nuclear program.
