W Eugene Smith spent weeks on the set of Limelight, watching him mug and preen in front of the camera and issue orders behind it.
Employees in AT&T Wireless stores said the company was "thousands of orders behind," due to a software glitch that crashed company computers.
In close order behind him came the Green Party's Sian Berry on 3% followed by the Liberal Democrats' Caroline Pidgeon tied with Galloway on 2%.
The OLC evaluates the order for legality, in a narrow sense — it considers the text of the order, but not the motivations behind it or its broader implications on justice.
She has to keep seeing it, keep feeding it, in order to leave it behind.
Gas may be 3rd in the "loading order," behind efficiency and renewables, but it often gets deployed first as the most dependable.
He is likely to be the one to greet you, point you to a seat, take your order, prepare it behind the counter, deliver it to your table, and, eventually, give you the bill.
Mr. Trump plans to sign an executive order to reverse those limits, a "policy shift toward ensuring officers have the tools they need to reduce crime and keep their communities safe," according to the document, which described the president's coming order and the rationale behind it.
Kenney then repeated his earlier order, explaining the reasons behind it: On 9 January 1943, MacArthur issued a communiqué praising the forces under his command for the victory that had been achieved at Buna and announcing the award of the Distinguished Service Cross to twelve officers, including Walker.
ASEAN, which had backed the Khmer Rouge throughout their diplomatic confrontations with the PRK regime at the UN General Assembly in 1979, urged the Khmer Rouge leadership to put its blood-stained image behind it in order to join forces with other non-communist movements.
