In that document, it is literally mentioned that a general design issue is to keep it simple.
I have remarked before how odd it is that in the legion of books published about The Beatles, Clifford's role is literally never mentioned.
But dried chiles were sold to individuals/groups who do postharvest processing (drying and packing), known locally as " secadoras" (literally, "dryer"—mentioned by 38% of informants), or sold directly to smaller middlemen, known in Mexico as " coyotes" (mentioned by 25% of informants), who come to the farms with their teams and pick the fields themselves.
It's honoring this person who gave their life to you -- not to mention literally gave you life -- and taking their fragile body in your hands like a newborn, tending to their every need.
His campaign made literally no mention of his connections to the government or TOP 09.
Steve Israel (N.Y ., chairman of the House Democratic Policy and Communications Committee, told reporters Friday that the riders Democrats stripped from the omnibus were "literally too numerous to mention".
If you've never heard of our movie series (and the book of the same title) you've certainly heard of the people it influenced like the folks who founded Operation Rescue and the rest of the radical "pro-life" movement not to mention the literally thousands of crisis pregnancy centers our series inspired tens of thousands of evangelical viewers to start.
No one – literally, no one – mentions Boris Johnson, David Cameron, Michael Gove, Jeremy Corbyn or Nigel Farage.
Later, he described the enemy as "little bands of individuals, literally criminal minded," mentioned "a force" that might take over the Middle East and said that the "credibility on a global scale" of American power was at stake.
"People all across the state, when you mention state government, literally are shaking their heads," he said.
