In the living room there's a 3D portrait of Elvis, a personal present from the King.
In April 1939, for example, German Ford made a personal present to Hitler of 35,000 Reichsmarks in honor of his 50th birthday, according to a captured Nazi document.
This is a disaster, he writes, since (on this description) it can support few moral concepts or distinctions, let alone concepts germane to justice and politics, or even "truths of a personal, present deity" and "God's moral government".
Though his parents asked Dalton, who has two rescue dogs and two rescue cats himself, if he wanted a personal present, the generous 5-year-old declined and just asked for money to help the rescue animals. .
"I had expected a little bag of treats from people here and there". Though his parents asked Dalton, who has two rescue dogs and two rescue cats himself, if he wanted a personal present, the generous 5-year-old declined and just asked for money to help the rescue animals.
They are a huge improvement over one-size-fits-all earbuds and although the scan means they cannot be a surprise they are a very personal present.
In that respect, the movie marked a narrative angle that Linklater has repeatedly returned to: the personal historical present, a kind of Polaroid of the moment developed by a man farther along in time.
The President's children resist the argument that their undivested assets, their behavior, and their willingness to mix government service and personal profit present a target to adversaries and allies alike.
Proponents argue that algorithms that use combination of factors – like the nature of the crime, records of previous offenses, personal history – present a fairer method of determining the likelihood of future criminal behavior.
A previous study showed that V13 [ 8] and V24 (Personal communication) present a correct structure of the larval AMC and a normal expression level of pros mRNA.
