History in itself is an economic driver, and with none, no one will want to visit or live here".
There has been none; no one has contacted Shafqat or us, and we hold the family papers.
Other candidates have pollsters: "They pay these guys two hundred thousand dollars a month to tell them, 'Don't say this, don't say that.' " Trump has none: "No one tells me what to say".
If "elliptical poetry" and its predecessors (e.g., New York School collage, Black Mountain syllabics, the conceptual poetry of Duchamp and Cage) taught us that not only can the poet speak for the many, but indeed may contain the many, Osman is giving us stage directions on how to embrace the none and the no one.
Many had significant difficulties, for example with drink or drugs, but MacDonald said none contained generations were no one had worked.
I tried to scan the piece for a signature but sadly there was none, and no one was able to tell me who the artist was.
Solid neuronal inclusions were assessed, based on the protocol in Neumann et al. [ 32], as none (no inclusions), minimal (one inclusion per slide), mild (one or more inclusions in up to half the fields of view per slide), moderate (a few inclusions in over half the fields of view per slide) or severe (a few inclusions in most fields of view per slide).
None of us, no one in the world, holds such a notion today.
He said that for the nation to have liberty, "We must have a military second to none, so strong no one would ever think of testing it".
But as there's none of that, no one can think of what to do except watch as it slowly, peacefully takes over.
Facebook has none of these: no one elected Zuckerberg, nor are there user juries for banning spammers.
