I used to own an electric pasta machine of which I was grossly proud.
That means that each machine, of which a maximum of four are allowed in every betting shop, took an average £48,724 from gamblers last year.
"We certainly don't recommend that it be used for that," said Jim Larkey, the director of product management at Canfield Imaging Systems, in Fairleigh, N.J., which designed the four-year-old Visia machine, of which there are thousands nationwide.
Kim's inspiration was Stalin rather than Korean history (about which he knew little and cared less), and the regime can call on a propaganda machine of which Beria would have been proud.
It was a time of take-no-prisoners mudslinging, in which the Republican right, with no Communists to unmask, found a new kind of enemy within that it tried to bring down by means of a disingenuously holier-than-thou moral crusade fueled by a gossip machine of which Brock was an early and influential cog.
The IFS thinks that debt will still be increasing from 73.5% of GDP in 2015-16, or from 82.4% if the IMF's estimate of the cost of bailing out the banks is added (see chart).Just how efficient is the borrowing machine of which so much is being demanded?
He is determined to malign Mr. Spitzer for using his wealth to buy his way onto the ballot, but is hesitant to use the Democratic political machine — of which he is a product — to bully Mr. Spitzer out of the race.
The right wing media machine, of which Beck is now one of the leading members, is the single greatest force standing in the way of change.
More specifically, I think David was subtly sending up the music biz hype machine, of which Record World was -- there's no denying it -- a crucial part.
Jaded Gen X slackers nihilistically accept the machine of which they are a part, and can dissect its fundamental facile and evil nature with all the clarity and urgency of a nineteenth-century Romantic poet. .
Jaded Gen X slackers nihilistically accept the machine of which they are a part, and can dissect its fundamental facile and evil nature with all the clarity and urgency of a 19th century Romantic poet. .
