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And there is disappointment over the dearth of black faces in high-profile posts in the administration.
The criminal investigations come at a time when the public is still simmering over the dearth of prosecutions of prominent executives involved in the mortgage crisis.
He said a decision could be made in a week, to which Mr. Mahdi later replied, with a look of astonishment, "Really?" The impasse has now outlasted a hot summer marred by violent protests over the dearth of electricity.
"It's just speculation," she said, "but I wonder if the criticism aimed at Obama over the dearth of women in senior national security positions influenced the timing of the Pentagon's announcement.
He had battled with the producers over the dearth of nonwhite actors and crew members on the show, and complained that the scripts were unchallenging for both actors and audiences.
In Sydney, Australia's commercial hub, frustration over the dearth of investment in the congested transport system helped deliver swathes of suburban seats in former Labor strongholds to the conservative Liberal-National coalition.In this section Plutonium and Mickey Mouse Off the rails?
Khan discovered the drink in New York in 2005 and wanted to bring it over after seeing the dearth of bubble tea shops in the UK.
"Furthermore, despite the talk of a warming of relations between the US and Pakistan over the past year, the dearth of information sharing between Washington and Islamabad seems tangible, as the militants recently discovered in al Qaeda's Shorabak camps likely ended up there after being pushed across the border by Pakistani security forces".
The two women regularly meet for drinks over which they commiserate about the dearth of men in their lives.
But the problem is not so much investigators over 65 or 70, but the dearth of those with independent labs in their 30s, he says.
Marie-Carole Ciuntu, mayor of Sucy-en-Brie, condemns "the dearth of public investment over several years... What has gone wrong?
