The one-time (and future?) Conan the Barbarian's heyday sitting astride the global box office, bounding from blockbuster to blockbuster, seems like an eternity ago.
Here is the real problem, and the simple demand to "Build more!" comes with no guarantee of solving it – quite possibly the reverse, as "building more may result in the wealthy owning even more houses, more families renting some of those homes, but more being empty at any one time and in greater future inequality".
Verizon's origins are in the old copper-wire telephone cables, and, at one time, its future appeared to be in high-speed Internet and television.
Thus, it is our duty to utilize the opportunity unless it will be a time bomb blast at one time in future which can completely distract the social, political, and economic stability of the country.
At one time they were the future nucleus of the Mets' starting pitching rotation.
And Bobby Jindal, the Lousiana governor and one-time future hope for the G.O.P., has a new book — and it doesn't go easy on the President.
The joke, of course, is that Mr. Sandel — who at one time or another taught several future writers for Fox's "Simpsons" and shares a receding hairline with the evil-minded cartoon character — is the anti-Burns, a moral philosopher who has devoted his life to pondering what is the right thing to do.
Beneath all the overcooked silliness there's a hint of something melancholic – an awareness of the awful beauty of living life one day at a time, past and future erased by the simple act of sleep.
The future defector at one time directed a military academy and was an ardent opponent of Cuba's ruling dictator, Fulgencio Batista, in 1957, when he signed the manifesto, which was mostly written by Castro.
Participants who were unable to complete an assessment at one time period were not excluded from future assessments.
This concatenation is equal to considering pairs of (X, Y), (X, Y),..., Xn, Yn-1) of expression values in which the X-values are shifted one time-step into the future.
