They hope to see the premium paid version of Spike's freemium app overtake longstanding competition through word-of-mouth triggered by bringing loved ones and doctors into the loop.
Mr. Meshal's harsh words reflected longstanding Hamas principles rather than new, specific threats toward Israel.
The effect of this longstanding dependency is, in the words of Prime Minister Harold Macmillan's permanent secretary, Sir Robert Scott, to "put us in America's pocket".
The president's reticence to quickly and forcefully denounce white nationalism drew comparison to Barack Obama's longstanding refusal to say the words "radical Islamic terrorism".
"I don't think we feel jinxed," said Stewart, who has a longstanding aversion to using the word "I" when talking about himself.
And for Seracini a longstanding one, because he found those words many years ago, while moving the scaffolding for his initial examination here in the 70's.
One of the new words this year is the longstanding 4chan-ism "dox," which, unfortunately, has become all too relevant in the modern world.
"In other words, there's a longstanding culture of female representation, and whether Cindy does it consciously or unconsciously, she's tapping into that political dialogue".
Not only that, but words like "anticipated," "heated," "longstanding rivalry" and "payback" are thrown around with the greatest of ease during the promotion of each upcoming game.
To many in the Arab word, the frontier's longstanding quiet has even become a source of jokes, especially as Syria chose to pressure Israel through proxies beyond its borders, particularly with Hezbollah in Lebanon.
