He has said British officials were aware – and on one occasion, present – when he was being beaten by US interrogators.
The EAF similarly on more than one occasion presented a strategic assessment domestically and internationally, which contained the most eminent (this part unclear).
Diabetes (in particular Type 2 diabetes) is a well-recognized cardiovascular risk factor with subjects with diabetes commonly developing heart disease in the 5th or 6th decade of life [ 40], often many years after the diagnosis of diabetes [ 41] (although heart disease may on occasion be present at or before diagnosis) [ 42, 43].
Dick was always proud that he was the first and principal patron of the Satyajit Ray foundation, which was set up in 1993, and he was incredibly generous in supporting it financially and on occasions presenting the annual Ray award to the directors of first feature films that demonstrated the qualities present in Ray's own work.
On one occasion, when presenting a graph combining tree-ring and instrumental data to the World Meteorological Organization, it should have made clearer the way in which the data was combined.
On another occasion, presented with lightly grilled chicken, he said: "If I take my hand off this bird, it'll fly away.
Pine Barrens is a Noh treatment by an American playwright (Greg Giovanni) of a New Jersey folktale (the Jersey Devil) (fig. 1), on this occasion presented at the North Carolina School of the Arts.
On one occasion, asked to present a VIP with a picture of Chartwell that had unfortunately failed to arrive, she carried off the potential embarrassment with great aplomb, imaginatively recreating the beauties of the picture with a verve and humour that delighted the whole audience.
But I've spent a long time daydreaming about what would be on my tray should the occasion present itself.
He would appear here on occasion and present himself as a god to the public.
In the late 1980s, he went to Washington, D.C., to direct U.S. programs for Special Olympics International and on occasion would present himself as an example of a disabled athlete who "made the varsity," he once said.
