(What's your name, kid? Aeneas? Here, take this sword and go found another city somewhere else. Penelope? Yeah, it's Odysseus. Yeah. Bad connection. Listen, I'll be home soon. Who were you just talking to?) One notable sequel, however, has been foreclosed, by a killing that is certainly merited but that will nonetheless be surprising to scholars.
Hence, too, Mr Chirac's battle to ensure that not everything about the euro should be created in the German image.Besides, despite their hamstringing of Mr Duisenberg, the French still argue, with some merit, that the Germans will have the upper hand over the single currency.
Professional sports think that gambling means that their games will not be decided on the merits, that fixers will invade their enterprises and cause spectators and fans to lose interest in patronizing their entertainment businesses.
· If your results include merit-based aid that will vary based on the strength of your student – for example, a merit-based scholarship with a range of $3,000 to $8,000 – don't assume that your amount will be $8,000 no matter how strong your student is.
Their plans call for a merit-based program that will select the best students from public schools, a special fund for students whose families earn less than one and a half the monthly minimum wage, and improvements to the public school system so that its future students are able to compete on an equal basis with graduates of private schools.
It seems insulting, though, to think that Ms. Bachelet's election and the achievements of women in Rwanda won't interest female viewers on their own merits, that women will care only about the emotional effects of those developments on some female newscaster.
"Extending his contract would send a false signal of the level of competitive success that will merit a contract extension going forward".
A quick word to mention a forthcoming release that will merit the fuller attention it will doubtless get when it opens this spring: Nanni Moretti's "Habemus Papam," a comedy that stars Michel Piccoli, as a newly elected Pope who is hesitant about taking office, and Moretti himself, as the psychiatrist who is summoned to the Vatican to help him.
But jihadists will entrench themselves in Yemen and in Somalia, a member of the 22-country Arab League though it is not ethnically Arab.The country that will merit the closest watch of all is Saudi ArabiaOther violent though not religion-driven upheavals will carry on here and there.
"I have vowed in the past, and I will vow so long as I'm president, to make sure that those lives were not lost in vain; that, in fact, there is a outcome that will merit the sacrifice that civilian and military alike have made; that our strategy going forward will be aimed at making sure that we achieve victory," he said.
