It's plainly listed as a 56-page patent application dated Dec. 14, 2000, on the World Intellectual Property Organization, International Bureau Web site.
Yet a previously undisclosed letter, dated May 4, 2003, and sent from an American contracting officer to Kuwait's oil minister, plainly describes the decision to use Altanmia as Halliburton's own "recommendation".
Mr. Ventker's letter, dated March 30 and written after the board had a chance to digest Mr. Stillman's report, stated quite plainly that the charity's board thought that "there is room for improvement".
An educator from PositiveSingles.com, a popular STD dating site, put it plainly: "I have second and third graders who could write a detailed how-to manual that would make your head spin.
The next four courses, consisting of smaller plainly dressed stones, date from the Umayyad period (Muslim, 8th century).
And the material plainly refers to the horror of tarring and feathering, an American practice dating to the Revolution.
However, one aspect of M Mitterrand's visit passed virtually without comment, even though it was plainly central to it: the date.
And he (or she) who quoteth the words of Jesus in ancient form, sheweth plainly that he (or she) considereth them to be out of date.
This means that rather than labeling categories plainly as, say, "gym deals," consumers would rather see deals in categories like "Adrenaline," or "Once In A Lifetime," or "Date Night".
So far the prime minister has neither set a date for the promised referendum on electoral reform nor said plainly that he himself would back PR in the event of one.
