It plainly has overcome past problems: a rocky 1995 acquisition of Scott Paper, economic turmoil overseas and the chainsaw downsizing by former Scott Chief Executive Albert Dunlap.
Röbke also said that Knut plainly misses his past father-figure, Thomas Dörflein, and has become so used to attention that he cries when no one is near his enclosure.
Dozens of citizens, joined by our two councilwomen, pointed out quite plainly that over the past few years the public comment period has not, on average, exceeded the expected 30 minutes.
It is hard to overstate the gravitational pull of his country, as Greg Couch writes on Foxsports.com, but it makes Murray's story all that much more appealing because he wears his scars of past defeats so plainly, Howard Bryant writes on ESPN.com.
"Although the company had enjoyed unprecedented success in the past, it was plainly the case when I took over Tesco in 2011 that it faced a number of critical challenges which had been building for some time," he said.
Biden also spoke plainly about the respect he has developed for Obama during the past 3 1/2 years, particularly the president's hands-on approach to foreign policy.
Mr Bush has, after all, spent the past weeks stating more plainly than any predecessor that America wants an independent Palestine and Israel back more or less to its 1967 border.Timing the squeezeEmpty words?
While Mr. Clinton spoke plainly on that issue, encouraging Chinese citizens who want a freer society, Mr. Jiang's responses evoked familiar justifications of past and present repression.
He states his position plainly in "Foundation": "From the beginning, we find evidence of a deep continuity that is the legacy of an unimaginably distant past..
But in the past few days they have plainly got closer to achieving it.
Whatever the reason, he has plainly expressed sympathy for Ahmad in the past but is now prepared to criticise Khan for having done the same.
