After David Cameron was elected prime minister, one of the first visitors he received at 10 Downing Street was Mr. Murdoch — discreetly through a back entrance — and Mr. Cameron spoke plainly last week about the corrosively close relationship.
TARP's Special Inspector General put it plainly earlier this month when he told Congress, he "continues to recommend that Treasury require all TARP recipients to report on their actual use of TARP funds...Simply put, the American people have a right to know how their tax dollars are being used".
I see that first night as plainly as yesterday - May 25, the day after my 27th birthday, five days before Dusty's 23rd - John on my left, Dusty on my right, sitting dead centre in the front row of the balcony at the Belgrade.
His sentiment is slightly disingenuous, as Knox had told me quite plainly in 2015 that his "core business will be retail banking," which today it clearly is not.
Plainly, after 1982 painting was increasingly less fun for Basquiat.
And plainly, after September 11th, the police and security services have work to do (see article).
One of them was Manuel Marulanda today, under the nickname "Sureshot", leader of the FARC and its 15,000 fighters.In attacking Mitu with such force, he was plainly reading today's state a lesson: you couldn't smash us then; today, with peace talks seemingly just round the corner, don't expect any weakening from us, it's we who can smash you.
That was plainly evident late last year, when scientists discovered the IPCC had erroneously stated that all 15,000 Himalayan glaciers could melt by 2035, which is implausible under even the worst climate scenarios, according to Jeffrey Kargel, the glaciologist at the University of Arizona who first noticed the error.
"This is not question time, David, it's answer time" was a line Brown had plainly baked earlier, but it had its effect.
The power of Sandinista unions, which dominate the Government work force, was plainly visible today even as the negotiators worked to reach a final agreement to end the strike.
"In my view," the statement continued, "offering both the 'depraved indifference' and 'intentional murder' standards simultaneously in an indictment -- as we plainly see today -- can produce technical legal grounds that may endanger the integrity of a just jury verdict".
