Mr Assad gained from popular Arab perceptions that he had justly backed the right horse, while his Lebanese allies were emboldened to try to corner the pro-Western government in Beirut into dropping its demand for an international tribunal to bring Mr Hariri's killers to book.Opposition to the American-led invasion of Iraq has brought dividends too.
JAZZ STANDARD 116 E. 27th St. (212-576-2232)—July 18-19: Altheugh he's never disappeared from the scene, Steve Kuhn, an accomplished and highly respected modern pianist, has gained attention as of late largely due to his justly praised album "Live at Birdland," released earlier this year; his latest recording, "Pastorale," features the bassist Eddie Gomez, who also joins him here.
Within a few years he had gained control of land from Ireland to the Auvergne and the Plantagenets could justly claim what the historian Martin Aurell in The Plantagenet Empire 1154-1224 (2007) calls an "Atlantic dominion".
Over the past eight years, Democrats have been justly defined as the true party of fiscal responsibility and sound economic policy, and the American people acknowledged this last November when we gained seats in Congress and Al Gore won a plurality in the race for president.
He notes what is lost and gained by the deliberate omission of these contexts from the poem itself, and asks, "What is the cost to a reader's self-esteem and resistance to vicarious hedonism, what must be discounted, for The Solitary Reaper to work for a reader justly and adequately aware?" Prynne's volume is titled Field Notes.
To govern justly, a president needs to gain the consent of the governed of the whole country, not just a heavily populated region.
When are we going to gain enough moral, common and economic sense to treat our children justly and give all of them a level playing field upon which to grow?
As Shuttlesworth prophetically wrote in July 1962, "someday Birmingham, Alabama, the Johannesburg of America, will become a Mecca of democracy, a paradise of freedom, one in which all Americans can justly take pride all because a few of us were 'crazy' enough to attempt to gain freedom for the rest (and most) of us!" ("Shuttlesworth Says," Pittsburgh Courier, July 7, 1962).
The country is justly proud of maintaining the building so well; it also cherishes the prestige its ambassadors gain from holding meetings in its rooms.
