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David Bonderman's reversal of fortune is hardly one of the most dramatic on Wall Street, but it is one of the most startling.
"Now, it happens again," said Mr. Lukin, one of the few government officials to attend the funeral on Tuesday, though he is hardly one of the highest rank.
A system of government built on ample deference to unelected, "apolitical" mandarins is hardly one free of bias and ideology, however — as anyone who has observed the often poor decisions of Canada's judges, public prosecutors and civil servants can attest.
Still, Bannon is hardly one to give up, and journalists continue to chase after him on both sides of the Atlantic.
The mood here, however, is hardly one of panic.
Peru's congress is hardly one of Latin America's most effective.
Still, as Christina Hoff Sommers of the American Enterprise Institute reminds us in her book, The Science on Women and Science, the reason for the disparity is hardly one-dimensional.
But San Diego is hardly one-dimensional: the Chargers also have the league's No. 2-ranked defense, and at 246.2 yards per game allowed, are only 1.6 yards per game behind the league-leading Giants.
But the mood in Christchurch is hardly one of unified optimism.
