I know it is unrealistic to think that I will ever see the results that Mick Jagger has enjoyed due to a lifetime of full-strength sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll, but maybe, with a little luck and determination, my watered-down plan will at least enable me to move along with him through a verse or two of "Shattered".
In turn, Mr. Kerry now vows to restore the nation's esteem in the world, as he tries to frame 35 years in government as "a lifetime of service and strength" rather than a lengthy list of legislation.
With a $25 million advertising campaign launched last week, the Kerry forces are scrambling to fill in the blanks, before the Bush campaign does, and to regain control of the candidate's story -- "a lifetime of service and strength," as they put it.
Preliminary results indicate a decrease in lifetime and strength of SCSi devices with defect density enhanced by irradiation.
Some bows required a lifetime of training and immense strength as the archers had to pull weights up to 200lbs (about 90kg)." He said archers were the elite athletes of the Tudor age, requiring great skill and strength to fire up to 12 arrows a minute, holding a heavy bow in one arm.
This was often a source of strength during his lifetime – it meant he could rove from country to country and immerse himself in whatever was happening.
Davis died in France at 81, on her way home from a film festival, leaving behind a lifetime of work that epitomized female strength and dignity.
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Kitchenware, which is Lifetime's strength, represents nearly 10percentt of the $58 billion housewares industry, or $5.5 billion at the cash register, Mr. Brandl said, "and the market is growing".
