Infrastructure costs "are plainly included," he said.
"Religious belief" plainly includes belief in the teachings or practices of a religion or its followers.
By coming up with offensive rationalizations for torturing detainees, it dishonestly stirred debate about torture's definition when what it engaged in plainly included torture.
It hardly seems fair to expect New York's next mayor to have tragic dimensions, but the job description now plainly includes not just fixing schools and throttling crime but also holding hands and rousing battered spirits.
Sam Jordison is kicking things off today with a look at Raymond Briggs's sweetly lugubrious Father Christmas, and in the coming days we'll be looking at The Story of Holly and Ivy by Rumer Godden, The Dark Is Rising by Susan Cooper and The Box of Delights by John Masefield, as well as less plainly festive fare including Jonathan Franzen's The Corrections.
Mr. Obama did not mention his rival in his speech to about 5,000 troops, but, plainly referring to Republicans including Mr. Romney, he did say that the soldiers should ignore political talk of major cuts ahead in military spending.
Its members, who include eminent figures of all stripes, including Conservatives, plainly don't think "trust us" is a good enough defence for this botched rewrite of crucial laws.
"The Australian, a right-of-centre publication which didn't spare Abbott from attacks, including some plainly wrong, should be slower to now insist others fall in dutifully and loyally behind Turnbull," Bolt wrote last week.
The man she defeated in 2018, Kris Kobach (R) — a former Kansas secretary of state who tried to enact some of the nation's most stringent voter ID laws — has his PII plainly available, as well, including his personal address and voter information dating to 1996.
To put it plainly, PFI charges include too high a rate of interest and grotesquely high returns on equity.
