On the stimulus bill, Clinton had stumbled from tactic to tactic, lambasting the Republicans for neglecting children one day, offering a compromise the next.
If these particular books end up neglected or perhaps, one day, even deleted, there are 11,846 others I have stored in digital form, all taken from three text-DVDs created by Richard Seltzer, who has turned such repackaging into a business.
It also took three calls to the front desk before maid service, which somehow neglected to clean our room one day, finally showed up.
Attributing this to the thinning ozone cover at the pole, she said that one day she put cream and zinc oxide only on her face, but neglected her neck and regretted it.
But then one day a lonely kid, whose work-obsessed parents are neglecting him, writes to Stork Central asking for a sibling.
One day last week, she said, the city filed 14 neglect-petition cases, not an unusual number.
If the UN one day disappears, or more likely just slides into neglect, it is only then that we would become fully aware of the gaping hole this would leave in what remained of the post-war order.
One day about a year ago, I was in the car and remembered that I had neglected to make an important work phone call that I needed to make from my home office where the papers were.
One day, looking for young leaders, she might knock on doors at Cabrini-Green, a public housing project so violent and neglected it would later be mostly demolished.
He himself remained unaffected by the neglect and the diatribes, merely saying that one day they would all catch up.
