(The slogans practically write themselves: "Visit Iran and we won't storm your embassy!") The Guard has been snapping up companies "privatised" by the government, and exploits its control of border crossings to dominate Iran's black market.There are several reasons why generals love to muscle into business (besides self-enrichment, of course).
Gone was George W. Bush's yellow sunburst carpet (it says "optimistic person," Bush would tell practically anyone who visited), and in its place was a much-derided earth-tone rug with inspirational quotations.
Bodley wrote about his experiences and findings in his 1934 book The Drama in the Pacific, where he stated, "having visited practically every island.
Summarizing its vicissitudes is practically impossible, but when you visit Naples you immediately sense the stratification of cultures, particularly that of the Spanish, who gave this city its layout between 1500 and 1700, and the Bourbon rulers, who in the nineteenth century made it the capital of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies.
Thus, practically all women prefer to visit the specialist.
Since practically all mothers of toddlers visit the municipal child health clinics [ 10], our data well represent circumstances of Finnish mothers with small children.
Practically everyone Nossiter meets urges that he visit the Hotel du Portugal, where a small Gestapo contingent tortured local members of the Resistance.
January was a fine time to visit the museum — the rooms were practically empty — but not to enjoy the Barnes's extraordinary gardens.
Whenever I visit my family in California, I make practically the same request.
CCs often visit SUs during the working day, making it practically difficult for some family members to attend sessions.
