But instead of spiraling deeper into this vortex of despair, a predicament so alarming to Johnson that he summoned Tannenbaum, Ryan and the coordinators for a meeting on Tuesday, the Jets have meaning again.
And on the subject of names, both Eugenides and Callie grew up on Middlesex Boulevard, and the title is also, of course, a fine description of her predicament, so it is slightly unfortunate that, in Britain, the book sounds as if it is about a part of Greater London.
and changing priorities, and it is no surprise that Italian teachers lament their predicament so vehemently.
But there is also a growing sense that outsiders do not understand Israel's predicament, so criticism is dismissed.
Let someone know about the predicament so it won't happen in the future?
In such an emergency a case of the "dirty hands" predicament that so often plagues political action (see Walzer 1973)—one may breach a basic and weighty moral principle such as civilian immunity, if that is the only hope of fending off the threat.
It is not, for example, incidental to our predicament that so many of our pleasures are, or are felt to be, forbidden (this is what Freud's account of the Oedipus complex is a way of thinking about).
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To many, Mr. Rangel's dual disaster that night left him in a predicament that seemed so grim that his unexpected absence from public view in the days after the election set off all sorts of speculation: Was Mr. Rangel planning to quit?
But she is not the heroine of the movie, and it is not her predicament that makes it so interesting and original.
