Though no extinction event is on the near horizon, these vehicles are firmly in their third act, buffeted by volatile oil prices, buyers' post-recession pushback against ostentation and the sense – not unfounded – that lumbering American SUVs are a bit déclassé.
He also said governments shouldn't get in the way of the people who run the internet, presumably in their stampede to the buffet.
Meanwhile, Andrew and Nena Goodman, Bergdorf's owners, held a buffet supper in their 22-room penthouse apartment over the Fifth Avenue store.
Down in the West Village, the hotel developer Barry Cooper and his wife, Mary Billard, a writer, are expecting about 80 friends for a buffet dinner in their home.
Getting together to bury their faces in buffet pans and lie about their achievements.
In essence, Mr. Romney is up against some of the same populist, antigovernment, antitax forces that buffeted Republicans in their moderate-establishment versus insurgent-conservative battles in the 1960s and 1970s.
Or, should a majority of cilantro-lovers be asked to forgo their purported values in order to allow their fellow buffet citizens equal taco access?
In fact, in Dear Mr. Buffet, in the notes section, I name every deal that Merrill brought in 2007.
Bookcases sandwich a white-painted brick fireplace in the living room, and coffered ceilings hang over a wood-paneled dining room with a built-in buffet.
Rates include tax, service and (in Italy) buffet breakfast.
