A spokesman for Mr. Lazio, Brian Flood, responded this evening, "Growing up in New York, with a name like Lazio, I'm sure our candidate is a bit more acquainted with sausages, not to mention peppers and onions, than Mrs. Clinton".
'For obvious reasons I'd like to re-acquaint myself with Edinburgh and my children for a weekend,' says the man who more than any in government has borne the brunt of the economic crisis.
Acquaintable, which bills itself as a tool for "connecting friends-of-friends," shows people's mutual friends and connects two users only after both have said they'd like to "get acquainted" with each other.
Twitter #Music, which was introduced in April accompanied by hype from celebrities like Ryan Seacrest, was intended to acquaint users with new acts and see what their contacts were listening to.
Chevalier wondered whether Oppenheimer would like to avail himself of this opportunity to acquaint them with the bomb project.
To make the experience more than "just standing in the store and selling," she said, she seeks to acquaint them with tasks like selecting and effectively displaying merchandise.
Some students had never seen broccoli or cauliflower, so Jill Dogmanits, a sixth-grade teacher, started taste tests to acquaint students with those vegetables and healthy snacks like hummus, fresh pineapple and whole-wheat bagels.
To acquaint the world, electronically, with my every passing thought?
"I travelled to acquaint people with jihad for years...
That childhood experience led him, with Ms. Cooper, to create Film Forum Jr., an attempt to acquaint today's children — generally, age 5 and up — with the Marx Brothers, Buster Keaton and great musicals like "Singin' in the Rain".
