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The Cincinnati Enquirer, which endorsed Mrs. Clinton last week, put it particularly bluntly: "Trump is a clear and present danger to our country".

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] not to do in SyriaSIR – Setting up a buffer zone in northern Syria would most certainly not create a "safe haven", as you put it, particularly if the area is used to train opposition fighters ("How to set Syria free", February 11th).

One recent comment in a nationally televised debate in which Mr. Buck likened homosexuality to alcoholism, for example — each something that "birth has an influence over," as he put it — particularly resonated with Colorado's gay residents and was a major topic at Ms. Daggett's event.

She was finally persuaded that the donor meant well – that the "hand of God has been put on my heart to find" Papini, as he put it – particularly after he made clear that he intended to remain anonymous and that he was willing to "go the distance" and increase the amount of money as necessary.

The Times put it particularly succinctly by mentioning that there is a move from traditional espionage to internet-based attacks.

There were four suicides in one battalion in Houston that had, as an internal Army report put it, a particularly "poor command climate".

It was not a speech designed to co-opt opponents of this agenda, to put it mildly — particularly those opponents whose control of the House of Representatives will make this agenda difficult to implement.

So far, the marchers have tended to be outnumbered by counter-demonstrators who, as the German newsweekly Stern put it, were "particularly outraged" by the group's attempts to associate itself with Charlie Hebdo, the satirical magazine whose staff was murdered, along with three police officers and four shoppers at a kosher supermarket, by Islamist gunmen in France.

So far, the marchers have tended to be outnumbered by counter-demonstrators who, as the German newsweekly Stern put it, were "particularly outraged" by the group's attempts to associate itself with Charlie Hebdo, the_ _satirical magazine whose staff was murdered, along with three police officers and four shoppers at a kosher supermarket, by Islamist gunmen in France.

"Aspirin," as a professor of mine liked to put it, "does not particularly care about your medical history".

Or as Ringo Starr put it: "I am particularly glad to no longer be asked when the Beatles are coming to iTunes," before signing off with the hopeful sixties refrain of "peace and love".