They did address, competently but without noticeable depth or flair, the Republican primary race, the flu, college football, Representative Gabrielle Giffords and a woman who survived a bad bungee jump in South Africa.
Fluid-attenuated inversion recovery (FLAIR) is the primary sequence used in neuroradiology.
As a primary candidate, Wild showed an occasional flair for populist rhetoric. .
Mr. McCain, who won the presidential primaries here by emphasizing his maverick flair, had long held the potential for broad appeal among New Hampshire's independent-minded electorate.
Before these championships began, Miller, 25, was already a primary attraction in Europe, because of his flair on the slopes and his candor off them.
Chase (1849-1916) was a classicist, a great admirer of the skills of old masters and an advocate of technical accomplishment and flair as a serious painter's primary goal.
A cortical atrophy, which is predominant in the frontal region, and a characteristic T2* or FLAIR hypointensity at the level of the primary motor cortex have been described in the literature but are exceptionally detectable in clinical practice [ 39, 48].
Voter turnout in last month's first-round primary was particularly dismal, and a president known for his flair could drive more residents to the polls on Tuesday.
On occasion, the world of politics and sports do collide -- but never with the flair they will on Tuesday, when the presidential primary and the Giant's Super Bowl party will compete for attention on the streets of Manhattan.
In the German system, flair and ingenuity, which depend on fostering innate creativity, are primary values rather than the sheer athleticism Americans emphasize.
