That challenges the view you may have of Margate".
Brackett shrugs off any criticism people may have of his new shooting sport.
The in side, meanwhile, is currently selling fear, the kind of fear you may have of a painful operation.
They ignore the conflict or interests they may have, of course, as some of them run highly profitable IVF clinics.
I think I'm embarrassed about my failure to live up to whatever images they may have of me.
It is best to put aside any knowledge you may have of Goethe when attending a performance of Gounod's "Faust".
What almost all Americans want to know is when jobs will be plentiful again, or what hope they may have of seeing their paychecks rise.
"Mr. Romero's commentary makes a mockery of any pretense he may have of solidarity with people who struggle against injustice," the ambassador, Hugo Llorens, wrote.
The Democrats have conducted extensive research on Mr. Romney, his positions and the early perceptions that voters may have of him.
The property, that two events may have, of "being simultaneous relative to frame of reference F" is recognizably a kind of simultaneity.
The American Cancer Society urges patients to ask any questions they may have of their doctors and other health care professionals, no matter how trivial the questions might seem.
