Mexican dubbers mostly use a kind of neutral Spanish without accents or regional expressions so all Latin America can understand.
He used to work mostly as a kind of investigative lawyer, helping companies squelch fraud, theft, bribery and money laundering.
The proposed shift in policy has been portrayed in news accounts mostly as a kind of trial balloon, floated to gauge sentiment about where scouting might go on a hugely divisive question.
We engage mostly through a kind of celebrity worship you too can dress like an operator and feel contempt for beta males and the forms of cheap adulation available in popular books and film.
Evernote I use Evernote mostly as a kind of all-purpose "brain dump," but instead of depending on little scraps of paper that blow away in the wind or dissolve in the laundry, I store my magical jolts of inspiration in digital notes that I can file in different notebooks and refer back to later when I need some inspiration.
In part, that failure can be blamed on their standard-bearer, Mitt Romney, who mostly ran as a kind of vanilla Republican instead of showing the imagination necessary to reinvent his party for a new era.
Instead of a full examination of his life, the autobiography mostly serves as a kind of gentle polemic, and one in favour of a rather conservative version of scholarly life.
Originally meaner-looking and troll-like creatures called Snorks, they began mostly as marginalia, a kind of signature, and might even be found loitering in a cartoon about the German Army's evacuation of Lapland.
He described a mirologi as a song for those who, simply, "are not here". That feeling of xenitia can be bittersweet — it is present, for example, at Greek weddings, when a bride "departs" one family for another — but it mostly manifests as a kind of low, lingering heartache, the sort that dulls but never dissipates.
Papp mostly appears as a kind of theatrical superhero, arriving to give a crucial green light, to fire a director, to change a second act, to shake a cast up or to raise impossibly large sums of money in a single bound.
