Lacking a better way of putting it, he chose silence, and this most indispensable of editorialists spent the last five years of his life, until his death, in a car crash, in 1960, with his own tongue under house arrest, vowing not to speak about the Algerian problem.
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Though some crown jewels of contemporary Britain make an appearance — the incomparable Alan Bennett, the indispensable Private Eye — Lyall spends too much time on iconic British figures we already know too much about: the queen, Prince Charles, Diana, assorted other royals, the actor Hugh Grant, the footballer David Beckham, the adventurer Ranulph Fiennes.
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Uber, the mobile car service that's becoming indispensable (I think I spend more money on Uber than on food), is continuing its geographic expansion by entering "super secret stealth test mode" in San Diego.
He calls America "the one indispensable power that is willing to spend blood and treasure" to defend universal values.
It's a thought that any journalist who spends months cultivating an indispensable source will understand: How hard can I afford to push?
He said the dolls are all about superstition and are not indispensable, and advised people not to spend money on them if they cannot afford it.
The management said it could not approve a budget for 2012 because of a further cut in its public funding.It said spending of €10m was the "indispensable minimum".
Limiting employers' wage payment obligation only to time spent on tasks "integral and indispensable" to the workers' principal activities may boost the corporate bottom line.
The end of the cold war allowed the United States to cut military spending, and those cuts have been indispensable to progress on balancing the budget.
