Sir Hugh Orde, president of the Association of Chief Police Officers, which ran the secret police unit Kennedy worked for, said he was "staggered" that espionage conducted in the private sector had not prompted similar outrage.
Mr Lawrie, of Guiseley, near Leeds, said he was "staggered" that the online petition urging the Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond to ask the French authorities to show clemency had more than doubled in size from Tuesday evening to more than 28,000 last night.
Instead, there will be staggered payments that depend on FRM's ability to retain assets as the firms merge over the next three years.
Event has succeeded event with such bewildering rapidity that the public is staggered and shocked beyond expression.
Caitlin tells me she is "staggered" by the US interest: "When you set a sitcom in Wolverhampton, you're obviously not expecting that".
The prime minister's day grew even worse when it became clear that Labour had lost its biggest prize: the mayoralty of London.Results from the 159 local authorities that held elections (local polls are staggered so that not everyone votes at the same time) show that Labour scored its worst performance in local elections for 40 years.
Mr. Dorgan said he was "staggered" by details that emerged last week in a hearing by the National Transportation Safety Board.
The dilution of cultures was staggered such that the data could be collected for all strains during a single imaging session.
Do this for the next column so that that rows are staggered bit.
Richards, who went on to become Britain's chief of the defence staff, said he was "staggered" to find that the Indian UN force commander, Major General Vijay Jetley, interpreted his mandate as that of a neutral intermediary.
