After all, Socrates is made up of all manner of parts—arms and legs, organs and bones, molecules and atoms, and so on down.
The New York Times was part of this, with coverage on the anti-Qaddafi forces' hasty acquisition, production and fielding of all manner of repurposed arms and the vehicles to carry them.
The gatehouse has what architectural historian Anthony Emery has described as "flamboyant window tracing", and the Manners' coat of arms are carved above the entrance to the gatehouse.
This change, sometimes called the Revolution in Military Affairs, envisions aircraft carriers being replaced by unmanned "arsenal ships" stuffed with missiles, large infantry divisions being replaced by individual soldiers with all manner of high-tech arms, and tanks retiring into history.
All manner of amputations and arm-cloning went on, to which one can only say... why?
A home invasion on your moviegoing sensibilities, the slickly schlocky "Extraterrestrial" takes the well-worn concepts of space-creature marauders and doomed party-hearty cabin weekenders and opts to fling the litany of horror and sci-fi clichés at you in the manner of monkeys well armed with dung.
Changing the manner of mobilizing the arm in order to circumvent this as a possible cause for breakage.
Its ethical policy, barring it from investing in all manner of dodgy enterprises, from arms trading to sweatshops, is – on paper at least – exactly the direction that all financial institutions should be heading in.
Through all the parping chaos, Bourne conducts himself - and the band - in the manner of a rabid football fan: arms waving wildly, head bobbing back and forth.
India, the biggest prize, is a fearfully tough customer, imposing all manner of conditions in return for arms contracts.The competition to sell to foreign powers is fiercer than at home.
