CAREER Produced the film "Snow Flower and the Secret Fan" and is a major investor in Art.sy, an online art marketplace; recently made headlines for defending her husband from a London pie-thrower while Mr. Murdoch was testifying in the phone-hacking scandal.
The importance of the tribe in our evolutionary history has meant that natural selection has favoured in us a suite of psychological dispositions for making our cultures work and for defending them against competitors.
He has the energy of a Jack Russell terrier, which makes him perfect for defending ticketed drivers full time for $250 a case.
There are 50,000 tankers and other freighters plying the world's oceans, and it would be hard to make a case for defending oil tankers and not, for example, chemical tankers or tankers carrying liquefied natural gas, Mr. Bowring said.
Get the ball out and away seems to be the mantra and, added to the drift towards making it harder for defending teams to contest at the breakdown, rugby union is becoming less a contest for possession and more one of what sides do with the ball.
She invoked her experience when making the case for defending the Affordable Care Act's protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
He also freely admits that his concerns were often aligned with the commercial prospects for the music, never disputing that he was more "Kokomo" and Brian was more "I Just Wasn't Made for These Times," but defending his artistic contributions as a singer and songwriter. .
On Saturday, Florida State defeated Florida in Tallahassee and made an emphatic argument for defending its national championship in the Orange Bowl on Jan . 3
Then Marco Gutierrez, a founder of Latinos for Trump, got nearly as much attention for a comment he made in defending his candidate of choice.
It would also help if German leaders made a more positive case for defending the euro zone, rather than the negative case for punishing "speculators".
