"Some consider Chicago the Second City, but we can all agree on two things: New York is second in baseball and pizza," Cullerton said, alluding to the two cities' longstanding disagreement over whose version of pizza is better: the thin, hand-tossed pies of New York or Chicago's deep-dish fare.
Roosevelt and Reagan were historical opponents in the 20th century version of our longstanding battle between empowered and limited government.
recent attempt at a split identity, Sasha Fierce, was but a hypertrophied version of her longstanding personality, whereas the side of herself that Ms. Cole displays here feels much more like an actual character.
Many described it as a Republican-friendly version of a longstanding proposal to create a pathway to citizenship for immigrants who came to this country when they were young.
"We will not take any action that makes California's problems worse, and that's why I oppose price caps," Mr. Bush told a largely sympathetic audience at the luncheon at the Century Plaza Hotel, delivering his most emphatic version of his longstanding position.
Turning Children Into Naturalists This question sparked the creation of WebRangers, an Internet site for school-age children that was launched in 2003 as a virtual version of the park's longstanding Junior Ranger program.
Self-reports of longstanding chronic conditions were elicited using an extended version of the question used in the UK General Household Survey [ 17, 18].
The version of events echoed the government's longstanding contention that it faces an armed uprising led by militant Islamists and backed by foreign countries.
Facebook would probably like to release the full version of Moments in Europe, but its longstanding issues with European privacy regulations prevent that.
The longstanding policy of barring openly gay members — the Scouts' version of "don't ask, don't tell" — has been sharply challenged from outside the organization and from within.
Rosenfeld explores an alternative version of the Ferguson Effect, in which "longstanding grievances and discontent with policing in African American communities" are "activated" by controversial incidents of police violence, and then "chronic discontent erupts into violence".
