In so many liberal precincts in the Age of Obama - even now including the SF Gay Pride parade - the federal government, its military, and its federal prosecutors are to be revered and celebrated but not criticized; only those who oppose them are villains.
He is finding examples to follow even now, including the England and Manchester City player James Milner.
"I believe a new home secretary after the general election should even now include the Kincora scandal into the wider Westminster paedophile inquiry".
And many other state-based GE labeling efforts are in the works even now, including Washington, Connecticut and others.
Sonnenfeldt's initial goals for the group are captured by its name, an acronym for the Investment Group for Enhanced Results in the 21st Century, and also by its raison d'être, which has not changed much since its founding, even if its core demographic now includes, to his delight, retired chief executives and some folks who are still active on Wall Street.
Marriott, which bought Renaissance in 1997, has done no major advertising for the brand, even though Renaissance now includes 151 four- and five-star hotels in 34 countries — about 8 percent of all hotel rooms offered by Marriott International's 17 brands.
The linguistic abuse of literally has got out of control – even the OED now includes an informal definition of literally as "used for emphasis while not being literally true".
Even if that "now" includes rolling up to the 2015 Baconfest in a limo, where you put those VIP passes you saved up for to good use and devour pounds of crispy, salty bacon hot off the pan, at the table you reserved.
The Shield box has double potential vs. most Android TV devices from a gaming perspective because it offers local play via the growing library of Android software, which now includes even more console ports running with performance comparable to consoles and gaming PCs from just a few years ago.
While it is true that some old LSO hands lament the ensemble's new sobriety (it now even includes women) and yearn for the larky days when, in André Previn's words, "it was like a sixth form with instruments", an air of corporate responsibility is well suited to a time when classical music itself faces an uncertain future.
