"In fact," Mr. Stenzel said, "we now know that the only contaminated product came from one 50-acre farm, packaged in one processing plant and only on one production shift".
The news was packaged in one explosive bundle in the Washington Post, on August 8th: radioactive-waste dumps, safety violations, bureaucratic lies, cancer, environmental pollution.
Before the man realized what was happening, he was on the street with a package in one hand and a big, red balloon in the other.
Squeeze the cylinder package in one direction and something squirts out in another dimension.
The White House and Senate leaders have stated they prefer moving the tax-cut package in one piece.
"It's a mix of skills that rarely comes packaged in one person," Sachs told me.
You just don't find that kind of emotional and intellectual package in one head".
Call ahead to pre order their most popular dishes that are only made in smaller quantities such as lamprais, tempered rice with a curry side, chutney and boiled egg, packaged in one tasty meal.
It's a profitable business, worth around £800m a year and, largely, the banks only deal with big players who can buy up some of their toxic debt packages in one go.
Raising capital locally was important to great enterprises in the days when the Hardy Spicer universal joint, which revolutionised car engines, was financed in Leeds, and foreign governments could buy an entire battleship, including a tailored financial package, in one day in Sheffield.
