Until the Party changes its policies and adopts a far more inclusive approach to Americans who don't necessarily agree with all it stands for, it will never again be the Party of government that it was between 1952 and 1992, when it held the Presidency for twenty-eight out of forty years.
It's why we frequently have to google what YOLO stands for again and want to be careful with how we use "bae".
And you have the power to take this party back and make it stand for something again.
Things the Republican Party once stood for, and must stand for again.
As it stands, Queensland is again the worst state for deforestation.
It was built to be a bank but was used as one for only a few years and then it stood vacant for a while and became a pigeon roost, the grandest pigeon roost in Brooklyn, and then the city took over and cleaned it up and used it as a Magistrate's Court for a good many years and then it stood vacant again for a while and then it became a church.
"Put it this way, I will never stand for it again, until they change it".
Bash - which stands for Bourne-Again SHell - is a command prompt on many Unix computers.
On Wednesday, security experts said they had found a security hole in widely used software called Bash, which stands for Bourne-Again Shell.
If it huffed and puffed, it could reach 60 mph (sometimes) but it had a nasty habit of breaking down, thus the joke that Fiat stands for "Fix it again, Tony". But like the Beetle, its genius was its simplicity.
The Watches were philosophical about the gibes they have endured -- Fiat, which stopped importing cars to the United States in 1983, suffered from a reputation for mechanical unreliability summarized in the joke that the name stands for "Fix It Again, Tony".
