By E. B. White The New Yorker, June 13 , 1936P. 9 War is a long-drawn out affair: the preparations, campaigns the rehabilitation, the twining of wreaths for the tombs o the dead, Memorial Day parades for the feet of the living.
For all of the preparation, the campaign has yet to have the full attention of its star attraction, Mr. Obama.
Claiming to be the first private law firm dedicated to deaf and hard of hearing people, founder Saimina Virmani says it is the culmination of 18 months of preparation; the campaign was inspired by deaf staff working in the building where the firm is situated (which belongs to the East Lancashire Deaf Society) and by her experience of acting for a deaf client.
In preparation for the campaign, each province presented a pre-campaign micro-planning document to the National Department of Health, including a budget for campaign items.
After the country's constitutional court suspended all preparations and campaigning related to the vote last week for the second time, doubt loomed over whether it would take place.
His entire political life could have been preparation for this campaign.
And the party's hierarchy seem genuinely proud of their campaign preparation.
George P. Bush, 36, has filed paperwork in Texas in preparation for a campaign to become land commissioner.
Two summers ago, a truckload of Beijing municipal workers turned up in my neighborhood and began unspooling heavy-duty black power lines, which they attached to our houses, in preparation for a campaign to replace coal-burning furnaces with electric radiators.
Ricchetti and Susman are longtime acquaintances who have met periodically, and Susman denied it was related to any campaign preparation.
