He was reminded of such a fate by his arch-foe in the occupied territories, Hamas's spiritual leader, Sheikh Ahmad Yassin.
Beating such a foe, he said, is "going to require a new thought process".
Indeed, for most of his career, as a local leader of the international Muslim Brotherhood, Yassin shared its deep-rooted, strategically motivated opposition to direct, violent action against the Zionist foe, let alone of such an extreme and atrocious kind.
For Trump's foes, the prospect of such an outcome should provide sufficient motivation to overcome @realDonaldTrump fatigue.
Modern medicine helped save Grant's life, but his passion and tenacity played a huge part in his ability to not only survive, but to thrive despite--or even because of--such a formidable foe as cancer.
I have friends who argue that you can't blame the courts for indulging in a bit of rough justice against such a powerful foe.
Thus does Mr. Bush ingeniously, if disingenuously, triangulate in the most shameless Clintonesque manner -- making himself look like more of a foe of such Washington Clinton-haters as Tom DeLay and Dan Burton than Mr. Gore is.
SIMON JOHNSON, a former chief economist for the International Monetary Fund and now a professor at the Sloan School of Management at M.I.T., says he isn't surprised that Mr. Gross is such a virulent foe of nationalization.
We could send in a robot, but the vast majority of modern robots will fail miserably the second they go up such a dastardly foe as, say, a flight of stairs.
Of course, to be forever at war with such a powerful foe makes a small country feel bigger.
