Many have forgotten their nights here, their petitions, their pronouncements, their come-ons, their rejections, their revelations, but little of it is forgotten by me.
The Komen foundation may have thought they could earn some goodwill from a vocal and powerful segment of conservative lawmakers by signing on to their rejection of Planned Parenthood.
Thomas L. Friedman ("Ritual Sacrifice," column, Oct. 31) is right about the illusion that the Palestinians have about trying to make peace, "while holding on to their rejection of Israel".
Bottom line: Up to now, both sides have been trying to make peace while holding on to their most cherished myths -- for Israel it is the notion that it can have peace while holding on to settlements, and for the Palestinians it is the notion that they can get back land while holding on to their rejection of Israel.
"A reasonable German on the street will say that the jihadists are brought on by their rejection of society, and that Western foreign policy is a root cause of that".
Compliments of Sarah Palin, the American voter was introduced to Rev. Larry Kroon of Wassila Bible Church who brought in a pastor who prayed over Gov. Palin against witchcraft and introduced David Brickner, the head of Jews for Jesus, who suggested that Palestinian attacks might be God's judgment on the Jewish people for their rejection of Christ.
On wages, their rejection of even the concept of a minimum wage shows that Republicans don't care if employers engage in a race to the bottom.
Reliability and performance of electronic devices are significantly dependent on their noise rejection capability that is usually investigated since their early production stage as well as during the scheduled maintenance.
Board officials based their rejection on concerns that wastewater could harm the trout in the Mill River, which abuts the property, according to Robert Maquat, the zoning chairman.
