It might, without undue exaggeration, be said that the United States entered the postwar period with only a vision of a postwar economic world and few political war aims at all, and thus had little excuse for indignation once Stalin set out methodically to realize his own aims.
As he left, Kim realized he'd veered slightly from their methodically formulated plan.
With the score even at 1-1, Brealizedalized they would need to work for a gold medal and methodically began exploring new ways to break down the German defense, led in large part by substitute Felipe Anderson, who entered the game in the 70th minute for Gabriel Gabigol Barbosasa.
Saints O vs. Jaguars D After the Saints methodically pushed the ball down their throats the first two quarters, the Jaguars finally realized that it's unwise to play a traditional vanilla zone against Drew Brees and Sean Payton.
Aware of their incredible good fortune, Powdr had been methodically working through the process for renewing their 20-year lease when, in April 2011, executives suddenly realized that there might be a teeny tiny problem: they just accidentally allowed their amazing lease to expire.
The change was methodically slow to the point we didn't realize what happened until it was too late.
He does have a puncture wound in his stomach; he repairs to the atmosphere-controlled base to tend to his injury, and — realizing that he's alone on Mars — thinks out, methodically and energetically, in the days and weeks that follow, the measures needed for him to survive, to make contact with NASA on Earth, and to prepare for his rescue.
But Mr. Bloomberg, who is known as a quick study and a person who realizes the benefit of being underestimated in politics and business, has been methodically preparing for a job that, according to even his own friends, he never really expected to win.
He was methodically tortured.
