But with friends and relatives out of work, neighboring houses in foreclosure and their own savings accounts to consider, voters put fixing the economy first.
The Quakers, who value silence, scuttled the auction system of property acquisition in the 1930s and instead put fixed sale prices on the board, which made it easier to play with children.
"And we can go back out and put fixes in the field for any problems that come along".
I think we can come in, identify a lot of weaknesses and put fixes in place, but it doesn't happen overnight.
Target additionally detailed its use of custom bots that help detect glitches, troubleshoot, then put fixes in places, sometimes before staff even alerts I.T. to an issue.
She takes part in the first episode of The Job Interview, Channel 4's new documentary series, which puts fixed cameras in an office in Westminster and then runs the hell away, to let the stress, horror, potential humiliations and possible delights unfold as unaffectedly as possible.
Lawrence E. Alibozek, a former aide to Gov. John G. Rowland, admitted to accepting bribes for helping to put the fix in for state contracts.
The drawing showed Florida as a finger jutting out from the continental United States, suggesting that its governor, Jeb Bush, had put the fix in for his brother George W. Bush.
So, instead of encouraging people to move to higher ground, Blanco's commission ended up doing the opposite: encouraging people, especially those in the lowest-lying and poorest neighborhoods, to stay put and fix up their houses.
Simply put, to fix a broken system.
