He plainly expects them to wax briefly indignant but then shrug their shoulders and learn to live with his bomb, just as they live with those of Israel, India and Pakistan.
The stockmarket, at least, plainly expects other bidders to turn up: though Xstrata's offer, valuing WMC at $5.8 billion, was nearly 30% above WMC's share price a month before the bid, this week the market price suggested that investors are looking for a 45% premium.Indeed, analysts at CSFB suggested that WMC might be worth 60% extra.
And it painfully recalls the misery of growing up with a father haunted by war and a mother who plainly expected more from her life, and her daughter, than she ever got.
Angry men are plainly telling us to expect it.
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In the eye-burningly early hours of Friday morning, exhausted and at a loss to explain a row he plainly hadn't expected, Cameron tried again: "I had to pursue very doggedly what was in the British national interest".
Comment on women being treated condescendingly by the press Cites an example, taken from the A.P. "Mrs. Mary G. Roebling chairman of the board of the Trenton Trust Co. is far from the spare, unattractive, plainly dressed woman many men expect to find in a business office... ...... Do men expect to find gaunt female scarecrows in offices?
The New Yorker, February 14 , 1953P. 23 Comment on women being treated condescendingly by the press Cites an example, taken from the A.P. "Mrs. Mary G. Roebling chairman of the board of the Trenton Trust Co. is far from the spare, unattractive, plainly dressed woman many men expect to find in a business office... .. Do men expect to find gaunt female scarecrows in offices?
On the other hand, the current system plainly puts the intelligence services second.Few in Washington expect radicalism from the new joint congressional committee.
The Stoics did not expect us never to feel unpleasant sensations, which would plainly be impossible; rather, the idea was not to let such things get to us, to impact our emotional conditions.
