Test your math skills with this question created by Pete Diamantis at Math for America from the Op-Ed piece "Charging for Debit Cards Is Robbery".
Slater himself responded to the criticism and defended his piece, charging that a person's interpretation of his piece depends on your political beliefs.
Citing the Asian financial crisis that had begun in 1997, Hobsbawm perhaps got a little ahead of himself, and wrote a piece charging Blair and Brown with "not recognising that the age of neoliberalism is over".
It was an opinion piece charging the Common Core educational standards with conditioning young people to disbelieve in moral truths.
In March 2013, The Guardian, one of the leading British daily newspapers, published an opinion piece charging that "unelected oligarchs" and "private sponsors" were taking over the British school system.
In the Washington Blade Mark Lee chastised activists for "attempting to outlaw political opinion," with the headline of his opinion piece charging that many of us are really "not ready to win," because we should be embracing those who would reach out and work with Ted Cruz and should be fostering "an appropriate sense of communal celebration and circumspect congeniality".
The Scottish three-piece charge up their awaiting admirers with Never Ending Circles, the first track off the new album Every Open Eye, leaning on newer material in the first half, then flipping the script to play older favorites on the backend.
Unlike other subscription boxes that charge a styling fee of around $20-per-month 20-per-monthpiece charge for any items the customer decides to keep, State's Crates ships customers a box of items that are theirs to keep.
At the opposite extreme from the laments are numerous lively pieces charged with vigorous dance rhythms.
In one set piece, they charge so fiercely against a massive wall in Jerusalem that they form a churning tower of deranged flesh eaters that eventually surmounts the barricade.
The more likely reason Obama and Grassley stopped being phone pals is hinted at in this sentence from The Hill's piece: "Democrats charge that Grassley wasn't interested in striking a healthcare deal in 2009, claiming he was just trying to run out the clock".
