Directing a film was less a departure for Mr. Claudel than might at first appear.
On most carriers, you can now arrive 90 minutes or less before departure, rather than two hours.
Like Julie, Ivanka is ferociously loyal to her father, and seems likely to be a late holdout against any admission of error, much less a departure from office.
Mr Pridiyathorn's less graceful departure follows splits between General Surayud and the army chief and junta leader, General Sonthi Boonyaratglin, over the handling of the insurgency in the Muslim-majority south.
And Union Square Ventures, which was formed in 2003, has made nearly half of its investments at $1 million or less, a departure from its initial plan to make first-round bets of $1 million to $3 million, according to its Web site.
So Charles Newell's intimate, "poor theater" production of "Man of La Mancha," which plays through March 18 at the Long Wharf, is less a departure than a restoration, a return to the show's original impulse to challenge the conventions of musical theater.
However, under its sleekly styled skin, the Murano shares its layout with the Altima sedan and the new Quest minivan.The Murano's interior is no less a departure from the class standards, with sections of the top surface of the dashboard, center console and door panels all carved away to create a credible impression of open space.
In reality a less amicable departure is hard to imagine, even though an internal inquiry exonerated O'Leary of involvement in a mutinous players' statement which criticised Ellis's parsimonious stewardship of Villa, one of the oldest, and most under-achieving, names in English football.
A less obvious departure from traditional forms of reliabilism is the lack of any overtly historical condition on justifiedness.
Nothing cute, and nothing "literary," along the lines of, e.g., The Narrow Road to the Deep North, or A Time of Gifts (much less The Departure Lounge).
