Kennedy provides a dutiful, and largely familiar, summation of the 45-year deep freeze that ended with the first gulf war, and then a quick account of the phases that followed: post-cold-war euphoria; humiliating reversals in the Balkans and Africa; chastened but increasingly forceful activism under Secretary General Kofi Annan, and finally the train wreck of the debate over war in Iraq.
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Like many people in credit card debt, Mr. Bartone does not know exactly how he got there, so we tried to do some quick forensic accounting.
A.G.I. includes wages, salaries, investment income and bonuses – the categories mentioned earlier that might be part of a quick mental accounting of how much you make.
What goes through her mind first is a quick envious accounting — neither Alan nor Les is married yet, nor do they look to be soon, and Susan's been so busy studying for the bar that she hasn't had a date in months, or not that Miriam knows of, anyway — and then, as she forms the words "She hasn't told me anything about it," the hurt sets in.
If you'll do a quick finger accounting, you'll come up to twelve people pretty fast.
He asked everyone to write a quick, anonymous account of a dream date.
It is unfortunate, to say the least, that when he describes violence committed by the French, he mostly gives quick, summary accounts, but when he turns to violence committed by Muslims, he cannot resist lurid detail.
Washington Mayor Vincent Gray upped his stock with constituents with a crafty shutdown play: Through some quick-footed accounting, he exempted his congressionally supervised city from the government lapse altogether.
