The shop also stocks Ms. Ingrao's homemade brownies, a selection of Knipschildt chocolates, white barks (nominally chocolate, because of its low percentage of cocoa), a few preserves, jars of hard candies and novelties like chocolate lip balm.
(They're "nominally" American because, although they're typically run by Americans, they tend to employ most of their workforces and pay their taxes -- if at all in -- other nations).
"This is grim, though not unexpected, news for bond insurers and, worse yet, for the many financial institutions that hold securities in their portfolios that are nominally AAA ratings because of bond insurance," said Donald Light, senior analyst with Celent, a Boston-based financial research and consulting firm.
Cathcart said: "None of this really matters because whoever is nominally in charge of Ipso will be the puppets of the big news publishers, just as the PCC was.
These Germans, however, were nominally allies of the empire, and, mainly because of the energy of the Roman general Flavius Aetius, they were kept in check.
HENDRIK HERTZBERG: Not if it was their own fault (i.e., because of nominally Democratic votes against it).
But governors of both parties have often used it for patronage because legally, it is a public authority — nominally independent of the state government, though controlled by the governor.
Hobbes was responding to an ongoing series of civil wars which were nominally wars of religion.
Though nominally part of Pakistan, here the law depends on local chiefs, clerics and the Kalashnikov.
Survivors in Camp Bangui said Seleka forces - now nominally part of the national army - were responsible.
