The opening chapters deal with a part of history wholly neglected in Russia.
In the first part of it, wholly conceived and written by Carter, the President criticized himself through the words of those he had spoken to over the previous ten days: "Mr. President, you're not leading this nation — you're just managing the government," and so on.
In the first part of it, wholly conceived and written by Carter, the President criticized himself through the words of those he had spoken to over the previous ten days: "Mr. President, you're not leading this nation you're just managing the government," and so on.
Obviously, whatever can be done to make some parts of it wholly secure should be done.
But it's matched with hyperbole from the parts of America wholly unlike the America around me rural, gun-owning, conservative, almost a total lack of brunch places.
An enclave is a piece of sovereign territory (that may or may not be part of country X), wholly enclosed by country Y.
To say of any two things a and b that they are "partially similar," we are told, is to say that a part of a is wholly similar to a part of b.
Time Inc., although an established publishing company, has been able to deliver that earnings growth thanks in large part to the creation of wholly new magazines and brand extensions.
One is removing private stockholders from the equation, and making Fannie and Freddie wholly part of the government again.
Searching for a congressional seat to contest, he registered addresses in three different districts.And just as he did not fully belong to the traditional world of Massachusetts politics, so he was never wholly part of Boston's aristocracy either.
