However, Senator John Cornyn of Texas expressed concern that it would "make it a serious felony for an American Legion employee to negligently transfer a rifle or firearm to a veteran who, unknown to the transferor, suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder".
THE BOTTOM LINE While the Empire's rooms could use some polishing, especially at $300 or so a night, the bars make it a serious contender for an entirely different kind of Fashion Week blowout.
"I wanted to avoid forcing the injury and making it more serious for the future.
That may not make it ideal for serious bikers, but they're not really GeoOrbital's market, either.
"I don't want a Frogger app with 700 users listing on the site as it will crowd the market and make it harder for serious buyers to find a profitable investment," Kay explains.
As PIP can be claimed by those both out of work as well as those in work, its rationing will make it harder for those with serious disabilities to find employment, undermining the government's oft-repeated policy that disabled people shouldn't be allowed to languish on benefits.
Getting serious Make it easy for yourself by increasing opportunities to eat better and reduce temptation.
"We have one really solid product, and we make it reachable for a serious college or high school student, considering the gadgets that kids have these days," said Jamie Caliri, a stop-action film director and a founder of Dragon Stop.
Less galvanizing than "4 Months," but more complex and persuasive than "Beyond the Hills," "Graduation" traces the welter of moral complications that arise when a high-school senior, Eliza Maria Drăguşş), is attacked one morning; her injuries, though not serious, will make it harder for her to take her all-important final exam.
Yet, some serious mental illnesses make it difficult for those affected to assess their own need for treatment.
