Hang on, responded jono20: "Male artists have forever been compared to other male artists, going back to composers from a earlier era to every single rock and boy band you possibly care to mention.
This is the most-local food you can possibly eat (not to mention the freshest, tastiest and most nutritious), with a carbon footprint so faint that even the New Zealand lamb council dares not challenge it.
It is possibly too obvious to mention, but when you buy a lawn mower from Sears, you are only one of two parties to the transaction.
That's wrong, not to mention possibly illegal.
It also happily deals with the issue of humour which I inexplicably forgot to mention, possibly because I laugh a lot with my friends from Germany.
At home in the UK, he has worked on stories ranging from the public grief over the death of David Bowie, to the junior doctors' strike, not to mention possibly the greatest period of political upheaval in modern British history.
A large portion of them were almost certainly unnecessary, not to mention possibly harmful, as CAT scans have about 1,000 times as much radiation exposure as a chest X-ray.
A broader range of choices available to individuals may contribute significantly to greater happiness.Russell Youmans Corvallis, OregonYou fail to mention possibly the most important factor in the connection of wealth and happiness: relativity.
Channel One reported from Aleppo that Syrian soldiers were not "using artillery and mortars [against] residential buildings and possibly peaceful citizens," failing to mention that government forces had started the most intense aerial bombardment of the war to date.
There's WhatsApp and Kik on the messaging side, along with a (possibly) renascent BBM – not to mention Line, KakaoTalk and WeChat, which have big ambitions to expand beyond their home markets in Asia.
Ms. Scott Thomas neglected to mention — possibly she's repressed it — that the first time she appeared in an American movie was as a spoiled, headstrong British heiress in Prince's dismal "Under the Cherry Moon". And it's true that, in the American imagination anyway, she lingers as an alluring, slightly frosty aristocrat.
