Ricki Lake came out of retirement ands Katie Couric got her own show, but only one person would lay claim to Oprah's crown.
Death was beckoning, telling me how easily it would come if only I would stop resisting, if only I would lie down in the snow and let sleep overtake me.
However, if, hypothetically, KFS were to produce a copy of a Toblerone logo in Canada, Kraft Canada's only remedy would lie in breach of contract.
Not only would Burkhauser lay waste to a core liberal argument — inequality is worsening — but his claim that a declining share of income is going to the wealthy could be used to justify further tax cuts for the affluent in order to foster top-down investment and growth, just as Republicans justified the Reagan tax cuts of 1981 and the Bush tax cuts of 2001 and 2003.
It's the same with hens, who, in the wild, would lay only about 20 eggs a year but in farm sheds, where they are subjected to near-constant lighting and fed a high-protein diet, they produce about 300 eggs a year.
Female great auks would lay only one egg each year, between late May and early June, although they could lay a replacement egg if the first one was lost.
Ian Yeowart took on an Open Access Agreement to challenge Virgin Trains in Yorkshire - and only had to prove he would lay on extra services, like stopping at a station Virgin did not already serve.
Last June, even though the company had just lost a few major clients, its chief, Patrice Tanaka, vowed to all 45 staff members that she would lay off people only as a last resort.
The only major remedy would lie, of course, in the slow spread of education for universalist humanism.
If only that person would lie to me.' " Ms. Bailey says she draws the line at certain things: committing to something that she cannot deliver, for example.
