For proof that this is not mere hyperbole, open his marvellous book dedicated as a vindication of Byron, The Politics of Paradise, published in 1988 shortly before Foot decided to stand down from parliament.
To the mere mention of open, public exchanges for derivatives, you should always respond, "That will destroy liquidity in these fragile and complex markets".
We pass the Henry Hudson Bridge, then follow the narrow, winding Saw Mill River Parkway to the bucolic Taconic State Parkway, flooring the accelerator at the mere hint of open highway.
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The companies, including Amazon.com, Sony, Microsoft and Best Buy, have begun to create alternatives to the infuriating plastic "clamshell" packages and cruelly complex twist ties that make products like electronics and toys almost impossible for mere mortals to open without power tools.
At the United States Open, mere months after crashing and burning on the back nine and shooting an 80 to lose the Masters, Rory McIlroy, 22, came back and set a scoring record of 16 under par to win by eight strokes at Congressional.
The call came a mere month before opening night, and because of communication delays and visa troubles, Ms. Yende had effectively just one week to learn the part.
Mere talk of opening up America's coastal waters, the theory runs, has convinced traders of a big future boost to oil supplies and so pushed the price down.
If the mere thought of opening a bag of spinach, using an airplane toilet or touching raw hamburger leaves you petrified, consider the E. coli-detecting wipe developed by Dapeng Li, Margaret Frey and Antje Baeumner at Cornell University.
Additionally, the mere act of opening an account triggers an inquiry with the credit bureau, so just signing up for the cards can hurt, even if you never use them.
