The company appears exceptionally confident that it has hit its marks.
The storytelling was bueno, if you ask me, it hit all its marks.
Compromised, the Act missed some of its marks but it was and remains an economic stimulus, focused on the workforce rather than corporations and the rich.
It has left its marks -- I am prone to feelings of abandonment and can display a level 10 response to a level two incident on the Relationship Transgression Index (RTI) if it manages to find an emotional trigger.
It needs to find its marks and get used to the environment.
As it turns out, despite repeated requests by the commission, Goldman had failed to hand over information that would have shown how the firm arrived at its marks and to whom it was paying collateral.
Its marks will be covered, but it is just tacky enough to stop the liquid-liner brush wobbling and veering off course.
"I have a deeper understanding of music and, if you want it or not, life does leave its marks not only in your brain but in your heart and in your soul," she said.
