Mr. Fuerth told reporters that the vice president's comments were based on his long-standing principles and the fact that President Clinton was going to Russia next week, and that they were not intended as a response to Mr. Bush.
In fact, a long-standing intramural competition between them has recently grown, if anything, more intense, thanks partly to a simmering rivalry between Ann Godoff, president of the division colloquially known as "Little Random," and Sonny Mehta, president of the Knopf Publishing Group.
Or perhaps they are saying it shouldn't be done, or that I ought to have better things to do, or that there is in fact a long-standing list of better things I could be doing.
ABC effectively killed another major 'OLTL' character, who was not even licensed to ABC, by revealing that this long-standing 'OLTL' character is in fact another character on 'General Hospital,'" the suit argues.
The history of disaster communications before computers or the Internet (or outside the realm of the Internet) provides us with a long-standing testament to this sad fact.
Based on the fact that long-standing pain has a negative influence on most aspects of life, this result is not surprising.
For some time, the conceptual success of this solution to a long-standing paradox had disguised the fact that the organism has to be constructed, i.e. reproduced, and not exactly replicated.
In fact, the long-standing, natural hybrid zones that form the core of most empirical research presumably represent examples of secondary contact that have not resulted in the alternative outcomes of reinforcement, extinction, or fusion of young lineages.
It's another long-standing issue made worse by the fact that wages that haven't kept up with inflation, which has been a feature for most of this recovery.
