The German officer in charge ordered her to empty her pocketbook and out fell a list of friendly Resistance fighters along the route.
The reports then state that after Acoli complied, and as Harper was looking inside the vehicle to examine the registration, Trooper Foerster yelled and held up an ammunition magazine as Shakur simultaneously reached into her red pocketbook, pulled out a nine-millimeter weapon and fired at him.
But, as Larry Bartels, the co-author of the paper on Gore and the weather, has pointed out, pocketbook voting would be rational only if it could be shown that replacing the incumbent did lead, on average, to better economic times.
You can do it with your own pocketbook by checking out made in America options, and you can do it with your voice and vote by ensuring our leaders know that manufacturing matters - not only on Manufacturing Day, but on every other day too.
If consumer prices also rise as a result, and if job growth remains slow, voters may take these pocketbook issues out on Mrs. Rell, providing an opening to her challengers.
He announced his reform campaign in Chicago in late 1974, declaring that his objective was to "take the shackles off American businessmen" and "get the federal government as far out of your business, out of your lives, out of your pocketbooks and out of your hair as far as I possibly can".
And the company has pulled out its pocketbook to keep up with mobile trends.
But he worried about the implications: The precedent is worrisome, though, if it means every time a startup encroaches on one of Facebook's presumed strengths it will need to take out its pocketbook to defend its turf.
Her willingness to break out her pocketbook and dive deeper into the red is a direct result of her love for cultures and exploration.
His refusal to pull out his pocketbook for his little son, appears to be rooted in fury at Evangelista because she got pregnant without his permission.
