A spouse, the person presumably closest to the candidate, also provides a window into a politician's character, they said, and acts as a kind of validator.
A player can hire one of the prostitutes who roam the streets, take her back to the van you've carjacked and, presumably, close the transaction.
The alternative, a world where writers like Lewis give forth from elevated platforms, and presumably close their eyes while using Twitter to avoid being sullied by uninformed froth, is a fairly sad and ridiculous one.
The Guardian reported at the weekend that musician Dave Stewart was selling seven works from his contemporary art collection, including a Damien Hirst spot painting that is presumably close to his heart – in that it is dedicated to Stewart himself.
As Buñuel suggests, through repeated vertical camera movements that emphasize Simon's elevation from everyday life, the saint has tried to place himself above the narrative flow, and presumably closer to God.
In "The General," a Talk story from 2005, Ben Ryder Howe tells the (presumably close-to-home) story of the Howe family, of Westport, Connecticut, who answer a notice in the Westport News "announcing that the International Hospitality Committee of Fairfield County [is] soliciting families to entertain foreign guests".
It may also reckon that a bigger bank would be more likely to redeem the government's preference shares quickly and turn a tidy profit for the taxpayer when the ordinary shares are sold: Lloyds plans to strip out £1.5 billion from costs (by, presumably, closing branches and laying off workers).
Given three films, each presumably close to three hours long, Jackson and co have plenty of time on their hands, and 20 minutes of the film has passed before the immortal "In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit" is spoken.
This wage would be, presumably, close to the reservation wage of individuals and thus reflect their human capital.
Apparently, Uranus and Neptune formed somewhere else, presumably closer to the sun where the nebula was far denser.
