Visit Union Pacific's Web site, for example, and you'll find a position paper from the company on the Staggers Rail Act and the deregulation it brought to the railroads in 1981.
Madison made up the stagger on Frayser-Pryce on the first turn and it was only a matter whether the Americans could exchange the baton cleanly the rest of the way.
Running smoothly and controlled, Jones made up the stagger on Inger Miller by 170 meters and took complete control of the race the rest of the way.
He drew Lane 4 for the final and fell into trouble immediately, failing to make up the stagger on Capel in Lane 5 before his leg began cramping.
"They can say — look: we brought the Russians and Iranians to talk, maybe there will be a breakthrough?" As the war grinds on, the human toll is staggering: nearly 250,000 killed, and over 9 million displaced.
Jonesers' formative years instead were defined by watching a nation that stood tall as Neil Armstrong stepped on the moon, stagger through the 1970s amidst Watergate, the fall of Saigon, oil shocks, hyper-inflation, the loss of manufacturing jobs, a dramatic increase in violent crime; and the humiliation of the Iranian hostage crisis which led to the transition from malaise to "Morning in America".
Then we leapt on the tube, staggered to Covent Garden and collapsed for a bit".
His speeches rely on the same stagger-stacking of phrases and refrains that characterizes popular songs and sermons.
Somehow the taut moral drama slackens and we're plunged instead into a sort of high-toned wrestling movie, with Mike doing an On the Waterfront stagger-of-integrity à la Brando so as to reclaim his good name.
However, the environmentalists who signed the letter grudgingly acknowledged that the Mexicans were becoming better custodians.Not so Americans and Canadians, who they blamed for using modern farming methods that wipe out the milkweed on which the butterflies' larvae feed on the insects' staggered journey north, also hitting their numbers.
