And he was partly reminding her of that, fencing her off from a conversation in which Cubans would joke together about the notion that the CUP and the CUC had even the slightest connection to each other.
"I keep it," Ellison said to me, "partly out of my sense of ceremony, and partly to remind myself from whence I came".
When the senior managers and the HR director come out of their interminable meetings, they send us emails partly to remind us that they are still around, and partly to cheer us up.
Ferguson dropped Ronaldo to the bench last Saturday, partly to keep him fresh for Wednesday but partly to remind him that he is at a club where no star is permitted to play on his own terms.
While directing, he wears a suit and tie, partly to remind himself that he's going to work, partly out of a sense of respect for the crew and actors and partly to offset what he calls "L.A.'s tyranny of the casual".
"I take a sip, partly to remind myself what a paragon of awfulness it is, but partly to prove that for all its faults, it is still not undrinkable," Mr. Capon wrote.
In 2004, the Republicans held their first and only convention in New York, chosen partly to remind voters of President George W. Bush's response to the terrorist attacks three years before.
Rio won the Games partly by reminding the International Olympic Committee of its position as a rising economic superpower, but Rebelo said that hosting the event would not be an explicit attempt to announce its arrival on the world stage.
The Bush administration bypassed the Security Council before the war in Iraq, so Europeans governments and Secretary General Kofi Annan wanted to send Mr. Vieira de Mello and the United Nations's "A-Team" to Baghdad partly to remind the world of the organization's continued relevance.
traveled to the West African nation of Liberia this week, partly to remind the American people that an Ebola epidemic is still going on, Coons told reporters Monday.
