The event that prompted the contest — the resignation of a popular black councilman who pleaded guilty to a federal bribery charge — shocked the city as few events in public life here have, appearing as confirmation that a miasma of corruption still held sway in New Orleans.
MP Mark Reckless's defection from the Tories to UKIP prompted the contest - the second by-election caused by a UKIP defection in just over a month.
This prompts a contest between Claire and Phil (Ty Burrell) to see whose route is quicker.
The contest prompted Rachel Sammis to get involved for the Danbury Animal Welfare Society, which was No. 58.
Memories of that contest prompted the former jockey's only expression of regret about his 1963 Triple Crown experience as he recalled the blistering one-mile workout Chateaugay had clocked just two days before the Preakness.
With national liberal advocacy groups already mobilizing against the troop increase, the president's policy could conceivably prompt additional primary contests against Democratic incumbents, forcing them into races that consume money before general election showdowns with Republicans.
In the final week of the race, the endorsement from the 60,000-member culinary union injected controversy into the contest, prompting the lawsuit as well as allegations of intimidation.
This "quantity theory of money" is core to monetary economics, and Petty's version of it came a century before the one published by David Hume in 1752 that is usually credited as the first proper treatment.Petty's monetary theories prompted him to contest criticism of England's fledgling banking system.
However, Jerry then tells Marla about the contest, prompting Marla to leave in disgust.
Teams then submit photos or videos of themselves completing the prompts at the contest's website, receiving points for each item completed.
Before the England match in Dublin 13 days ago I described him as the best outside-half in the world, and I saw nothing during that contest to prompt a change of opinion.
