Here we have a marriage based on the Victorian pattern: the older man with his much younger, routinely self-effacing helpmeet-wife.
Over the years, he has systematically sidelined, intimidated, and even jailed his opponents; newspapers that say too much are routinely subjected to lawsuits, raids, and closure; journalists have been beaten, and worse.
We hate mosquitos so much we routinely kill them with chemicals that can cause even more harm.
Christina the Astonishing sounds like a really terrible comic book from the 70s, and it doesn't sound like all of her insanity and destitution actually helped anyone, but I guess if you pray so much you routinely levitate, Catholics will venerate you for centuries.
These data clearly show then that most people do not have recall memory about, much less routinely think about, the TSS when asked about incidents of medical research abuses.
But three decades of cheapening money have debauched the lira so much that households routinely think in billions, and banks in trillions or even quadrillions.
But others argue that the Council could legally vote to change the term limit law much as it routinely passes changes in the City Charter.
Though neither Mr. Sigel nor one of his associates, Steve Karadja, 53, would disclose exactly how much cash they routinely carried with them in their backpacks, they indicated it was upward of $10,000.
ODI-lay hee-ho Back on the front burner ReprintsEven in the absence of such spikes, air quality in much of China routinely fails to meet basic standards laid down by the World Health Organisation (WHO).
