Those who know Ms. Kane's play (many theater folk are devoted to it) may understand this artistic dread.
Down with [the former prime minister] Li Peng Farmersers may understand this better than city folk, but that is changing as the state-controlled economy is dismantled.
Last week, Judge Brian Barker, commons sergeant of London, told Norton, "I am totally convinced you are a thoughtful, kind and honest man and had been a devoted husband … Society may understand this act but it cannot condone it".
She thinks that, with St. Foy's help, the Conquois may understand this more easily than most because they are deeply rooted in a place of pilgrimage, having grown into their faith through many generations and centuries.
But if the Palestinian leader passes up this last-post chance, he could be facing an opponent who believes that only Israel has red lines, and that the Palestinians have to learn, through experience, to accept what is offered.No help from the PalestiniansMr Arafat may understand this very well.
They need private firms to find the extra $100 billion a year in investment that is needed to keep the water flowing during the next 25 years.Trickle-down effectsAlthough the world's water bureaucrats may understand this diagnosis, they have too much to lose to embrace the cure.
("I would suggest to you actually, as a historian, I may understand this better than lawyers," he told reporters last week in reference to his pronouncement of the invalidity of two hundred years of legal precedent establishing the power of courts to consider the constitutionality of laws).
AOL's shares were essentially unchanged in early afternoon trading, indicating that investors may understand this.
We may understand this interchange between bubble time and helix time in terms of the melting process.
Some may understand all this.
