The third, and most protracted, psychological tussle begins the moment the new CEO takes over.
As redevelopment sagas go, the story of the Grange ranks among the most protracted.
Victims of the world's most protracted modern refugee crisis, the Palestinians, for instance, do not want a new nationality because it would erase their right of return.
The most protracted was the Hormel strike, a bitter, year-long battle in which the company demanded concessions and the local resisted its more conciliatory parent union.
"They represent 44% of the world's long-term refugees, the largest in scale and most protracted in duration of any refugee situation today".
They also reported military attacks farther south into Dara'a near the Jordanian border, where the arrests of anti-Assad demonstrators in March 2011 initiated the current conflict, the most protracted of the Arab Spring uprisings so far.
That question has recently moved to the forefront of the West's debate over how to respond to the uprising against President Bashar al-Assad of Syria — the bloodiest, most protracted and most explosive revolt of the Arab Spring.
But as the bloodiest and most protracted of the "Arab Spring" uprisings, the initial determination in New York to tackle Syria has given way to frustration and pessimism.
Lost to myself," Louis, who is on the most protracted guilt trip in theatre history, replies.
Shallow warm-water marine invertebrates show the most protracted and greatest extinctions during this time.
US crude prices have fallen for eight weeks running, the most protracted decline since 1986.
