So how much can you boost demand without making the primary fear high interest rates?
They italicize flavors, infiltrate them, sway them this way and that, without ever making the primary impression.
The shift to open access should increase the speed of publicly funded research and its exploitation by making the primary output, the published paper, more readily available.
In Manchester, only 216 people out of the 6,474 registered Republicans cast ballots, making the primary, which cost $12,000 to hold, expensive indeed; taxpayers paid $56 for each vote cast, said Barbara King, the Republican registrar.
The Republican leader, Representative Dick Armey of Texas, making the primary case for the tax cut on the floor of the House, said: "The American people are paying the highest taxes in peacetime history.
The show (which NBC is developing for a possible American adaptation) has a good time thinking of itself as a comedy of culture clash, making the primary distinction between the two characters geographic and largely indiscernible (certainly to foreign audiences): Gavin is from Essex, a county northeast of London; Stacey is from Barry, a town near Cardiff, Wales.
He not only made the primary.
In other words, it could make the primary elections meaningless.
By a one-vote margin, the local party voted to make the primary nonbinding.
A Wild West approach could also make the primary season absurdly early.
It's bad policy stacked on bad policy, with women and their children being made the primary victims.
