Notably, says Jean-Marc Espalioux, the chief executive, this will mean more economy hotels.
He notably said: "Those who promote homosexuality want to put an end to human existence.
But doesn't that conflict with Mitt Romney, the data wonk who once notably said: "There is gold in numbers"?
Notably, say the researchers, the Guardian changed from generally positive to generally negative coverage of the EU after 13 September.
Kagame notably said that France had not "done enough to save lives" by mounting Operation Turquoise in the west of the country, and had not only been complicit but "an actor" in the massacre of Tutsis.
As the kick-the-tires investor Warren E. Buffett notably said after a disappointing 1998, he would have done better if he had gone to the movies instead of to the office.
JPM's own investment bank would lose advantages in the process, such as a retail distribution power that has distinguished it from rivals (notably, say, Goldman Sachs).But the public carping merely masks how common break-up discussions about the major banks have become.
Comfortably ensconced in the cleanup slot behind the switch-hitting newcomer Mark Teixeira, he endured fresh booings everywhere, hit some early game-tying or game-winning home runs, slid into and climbed out of an extended slump, passed Reggie Jackson on the all-time-homer list, and, most notably, said nothing much to the media and actually appeared happy at his work.
(Uber, notably, said UberMotor is "temporarily" suspended).
Perhaps more notably, says Tusk, Clayton "isn't a policy activist.
