It follows a densely-populated cast of characters as they orbit their way through the New Zealand gold-rush: each one on a path dictated by the movement of the stars.
The internet-based station, oWOW, which started programming in February, was conceived as a throwback to the halcyon days of FM radio, when DJs cued up recordings based not on a playlist dictated by a national company, as is often the case today, but on their personal tastes and instincts.
A "steady pace" should mean withdrawing all combat forces on a schedule dictated only by the security of the troops.
After more than a decade of having American blood spilled in Afghanistan, with nearly six years lost to President George W. Bush's disastrous indifference, it is time for United States forces to leave Afghanistan on a schedule dictated only by the security of the troops.
Jackson says Ph.D. researchers fear they'll have to work on a project dictated by others amid co-workers who are perhaps not described as intellectually stimulating, in a cutthroat corporate environment.
I went down on one knee and dictated a proposal which my secretary faxed over straight away.
But do not expect a radical change to Virgin's current on-air sound, dictated to a large extent by the terms of the station's existing licence with Ofcom, according to Dickens.
To withstand the isolation, he played imaginary chess on a wall, and dictated an improvised novel, just to hear a human voice.
Indeed, Acura's navigation system, with voice recognition derived from I.B.M.'s ViaVoice software, can even perform concierge-in-a-car tricks like finding an address based on a phone number dictated by the driver.
Israel's policy of avenging any attack on its citizens dictated a dramatic response to the restaurant bombing, and other options, such as targeting the Palestinian leader, Yasser Arafat, seemed inappropriate.
