The "carried interest" deduction has no economic justification — firms like Bain don't put any of their own capital at risk to generate it — but its sure helps folks like Mitt.
This is its sure gravity: the attraction of bodies.
The threat will increase, they argue, as the government expands its Sure Start programme, aimed at the country's poorest families.
The boys' choir, especially, impressed this listener as never before with its sure intonation and spirited sonority.
It was that he was also singing, full-voiced and melodic, inhabiting the lyrics, while the band kicked up its sure backbeat and let the guitars tangle, especially after Mary J. Blige's arrival on "Gimme Shelter" raised the ante.
Up north, families have been fighting Manchester's proposal to slash services at its Sure Start centers, part of an effort to cut £22 million from its early childhood budget.
* Elida Faberge, London, a unit of Unilever P.L.C., to Lowe Lintas & Partners U.K., London, to handle its Sure for Men deodorant account, which had been at Howell Henry Chaldecott Lury & Partners, London, part of Chime Communications.
Labour plans to convert its Sure Start nursery centres into children centres that will offer "one-stop shops, open to all families, offering excellent affordable childcare, healthcare and parenting advice".
In the popular literary memory, it is chiefly a work of high decibel social blame, but what's less remarked upon is its sure, deft timing, worthy of a borscht belt comic.
Ms. Upshaw's silvery voice, with its sure technique, is a finely honed instrument that she keeps in a gear neutral enough to allow it to wrap itself around music of any style, period or provenance.
Michael Jamieson only made it to the Olympic Games by two-hundredths of a second and while Britain yesterday prepared to greet two of its sure thing golds, the young man from Glasgow prepared to deliver a medal that nobody saw coming outside his training base in Bath.
