In plainly announcing each move, he is warming up Republicans, if not all Americans, to his radical remaking of the nation's political system.
I do believe I was 11 years old when the game was first announced, and I can plainly say: nope, don't care.
As Hobart announces plainly up front and repeats more than once, he fled west in a desperate search for "authenticity".
Because no pre-existing rule of law required the secretary of state to waive the time limit on the facts presented, the Florida Supreme Court's attempt to enforce its newly announced rule retroactively plainly fails to satisfy 3 U.S.C.
The "discussion of the relevant epidemiological data available on MOH, focusing on the information regarding this condition in Latin American (LA) countries" announced by the authors plainly should have been omitted, since there seem to be hardly any data at all. 4.
Put plainly, Scarlets were pretty sore when they announced in March that their young fly-half was on his way.
WITH a power-sharing government plainly going nowhere, Zimbabwe's president, Robert Mugabe, has announced that fresh elections could be held early next year, whether or not a new constitution is ready.
Yet Mother Jones plainly pointed to a 2013 example in which O'Reilly announced, "I was in a situation one time, in a war zone in Argentina, in the Falklands".
Any bank that backs this ludicrous plan is announcing, quite plainly, that it cares nothing about climate change.
When the contest drew to a close, we then announced the rebrand with the aforementioned "please don't churn" video in which we could claim plainly and truthfully that "nothing is changing but the name".
