The last time the Pentagon reviewed its nuclear posture, in 2001, it concluded that the American military could get by with 1,700 to 2,200 nuclear warheads at the ready, a level the Bush administration found comfortable even as it demurred over a binding treaty with Russia.
It demurred to specify a plan for the cash — the monies are thus not a single-issue voter.
"I haven't read it," demurred Barack Obama (Ill ..
The state boxing commission, which regulates professional boxing in California, had never dealt with a situation like Manuel's, so it demurred on giving him permission to fight.
"No, somebody can tell me about it," I demurred, staring at his wrists.
How do you do it?" He demurs, disclaims, and we note a modest fluffing-up of authorial plumage.
The man continues, "Is there any kind of legal way that we can, like, make this woman pay for it?" Lindsey demurs, keeping the fervor in the room at a low boil.
"Well no one knows who said it," Heseltine demurs, but I'm not sure how convincingly, because moments later he adds icily, "I think he was very lucky that he had a father that could afford to buy his.
But this time I demurred: It isn't exactly that he's lazy, I said.
Once he asked me to edit it, but I demurred — at 82-odd verses, I felt overwhelmed.
