Likewise, in the spring of 1861 Abraham Lincoln arrived in the capital as an untested prairie politician forced to shadowbox with his secretary of state-designate, William Seward.
Likewise, in the spring, a nurse at the Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia noticed that an orderly named Jasper Palmer had choreographed a safe and ingenious method for removing an M.R.S.A.-exposed M.R.S.A.-exposedd sealing it inside hospitalx gownes (wandh the video at posealingevitnce.org).
Likewise, in the 2014 shooting death of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo., the department provided an extensive public report explaining why it declined to prosecute.
Likewise, in the last four months, the percentage of whites who consider race relations to be bad has risen to 41percentt from 27percentt, possibly influenced by events such as those in Ferguson.
Likewise, in the summer of '86, Senator DeConcini lobbied heavily at Mr. Keating's request for the appointment to the bank board of Lee Henkel, a man that we understand that the Senator had never met.
Likewise, in the 1960s, Stein (1960) and Nisbet looked back to the 1930s and mourned the decline of social connectivity.
Likewise, in the early 1990s, he predicted the Dow would reach 10,000, a target which it subsequently topped.
Likewise, in the 2012 election Obama won among voters under 30, but 51% of young white voters went for Romney.
Likewise, in the next decade, Foxconn, which produces iPhones and other consumer electronics, plans to replace much of its Chinese workforce of more than 1.2 million with robots.
But likewise, in the last week, another image has emerged as an unlikely counterpoint to this: That of the good and grinning German volunteer — welcoming refugees with cheers and handouts at Munich's central train station.
Likewise in the 1950s and 1960s, there was no robust debate in the politics of white Southerners about the rightness of resisting the judicial mandate to end the regime of segregation.
