The campaign turned rawer and meaner in recent weeks with two live television debates between the candidates — the first of their type in 15 years.
Southern political passions have always been rooted in sometimes extreme ideas of morality, which has meant, in recent years, abortion and school prayer.
"Crucially, this new guard of chefs avoids what Southwestern cuisine has come to mean in recent years: heavy, fiery food," he writes.
The invitation was mysteriously revoked a week before the ceremony, but Ms. Rizos's model still stands in refreshing contrast to what "capitalism" has come to mean in recent years, a transnational phalanx of giant corporations that eat their young and flatten everything in their path.
But the two are by no means unprecedented in recent American history.
In other words, Ms Varney means business.In recent years "the pendulum swung too far from Thurman Arnold's legacy of vigorous enforcement," Ms Varney argued in May in one of her first speeches after Barack Obama appointed her.
For every dollar added to the I.R.S. budget, the agency is able to collect at least seven dollars in revenue, but in times of austerity that money doesn't come in — which means that, in recent years, the Treasury has lost billions in taxes, starving government services and increasing the deficit.
What it means: In a recent report on what fliers need to know about turbulence, we explained that your best friend during turbulence is your seat belt, as the Federal Aviation Administration says there are between 30 and 60 cases of turbulence-related injuries each year.
However, an obligation to meet EU directives has meant that in recent years the UK has been forced to find alternative means of disposal.
