And it prefaced its plank on abortion by saying that "we recognize differing views on this question among Americans in general — and in our own party".
It prefaced Fletcher's arrival, though, so there would be a kind of symmetry in going from Kennington Oval to Kensington Oval.
Although other Democrats could use it, prefaced with something like "well, you know the scuttlebutt I'm hearing is... .. or language to that effect.
As far as what was said at the show, I prefaced it all by saying it was my recollection of the events.
However, I prefaced it by inviting them to my 60th birthday party in early October (sent out invites in July) so they could work out the sums.
BP: No, No I prefaced it (laughter).
Although it's prefaced with the caveat that it is but one writer's notion of the distant time, it is nonetheless written with the authoritative tone and stolid detail of an owner's manual.
He included writing, but he placed it third and prefaced it with a diminutive.
When we asked him to write a biographical sketch to introduce his fantastic short story "The Minor Outsider," which we're proud to publish here, he hemmed and hawed, and when he finally sent it in, he prefaced it with this apologetic note: "My life hasn't been very interesting, and I'm not that accomplished, so a 200-word biography was a stretch.
As if all this wasn't enough, the movie comes with its own DVD-style extras: it is prefaced by a terrific short, For the Birds, and over the closing credits there is not only the now mandatory blooper-outtake pastiche, but a little mini-drama in which the principals put on an amdram stage version of all that has just happened.
The journal that published Krauss's review, wary of outrage among its readers, prefaced it with a rebuttal by a former right-hand man of Ancel Keys, which implied that since Krauss's findings contradicted every national and international dietary recommendation, they must be flawed.
