Although the U.S. did not enter the lists in a big way until a little over a year ago, it has already competed with the Communists at expositions in half a dozen Asian cities, including Tokyo, Jakarta, Karachi, and New Delhi.
I'll get back to the bucket lists in a bit.
Dark-haired and compactly built, Mr. Poots has a propensity for making long "to do" lists in a notebook.
Leaked letters have suggested that the Home Office wanted to place children of illegal immigrants at the end of school waiting lists, in a move blocked by Morgan.
Picturing Obama going through the lists in a bright office in Washington shows where that daydream leads, and how deceptive it can be.
Handwritten notebook entries, scrapbook pages, running lists in a computer file, hard drives full of pictures — all are ways to record, remember and even tally your experiences.
Some cater to die-hard collectors, often free-spending men with free weekends who consider the novel "High Fidelity" -- about love and lists in a London record store -- to be nonfiction and about them.
In a news conference at Hartsfield International Airport in Atlanta, Tom Ridge, the homeland security secretary, said 21 foreigners were found to be on watch lists in a two-month pilot of the program.
Each of those patents, which the F.D.A. lists in a document known as the Orange Book, has the potential to delay Apotex's sales of generic Paxil by 30 months.
Instead the party has made key decisions – including nominating Essebsi as presidential candidate and selecting its parliamentary lists – in a top-down fashion, prompting a series of resignations this summer.
Suddenly women all over the world who were used to paying any price for the look of the moment found themselves frantically adding their names to long lists in a pedestrian-looking looseleaf notebook the Prada salespeople in New York called "the reserve book".
