This outcome is seen by some as a defeat for the Brotherhood, even though al-Barr's chances were probably vastly exaggerated for political reasons — both by a religious establishment that is still coming to grips with Egypt's new rulers and by an opposition that is keen to denounce what it sees as cunning plots by the Muslims Brotherhood at every turn.
Take Edmund Wilson, who in "Axel's Castle," his study of symbolism in modern literature, wrote the following (in 1931): "We must recognize in Proust, it seems to me, one of the great minds and imaginations of our day, absolutely comparable in our own time, by reason both of his powers and of his influence, to the Nietzsches, the Tolstoys, the Wagners and the Ibsens of a previous generation.
As the ancient historian Cassius Dio writes: Sejanus was so great a person by reason both of his excessive haughtiness and of his vast power, that, to put it briefly, he himself seemed to be the emperor and Tiberius a kind of island potentate, inasmuch as the latter spent his time on the island of Capreae.
A month later, more voters see Kerry as "too liberal," and a solid majority says he is someone who has changed his positions on issues for political reasons -- both charges leveled by the Bush campaign's daily attacks through ads and public statements.
The most common reason given by both the poorest and richest women for not delivering in a facility was that it was deemed "not necessary" by a household decision maker.
The reason cited by both countries is that the face veil as a threat to their secular identity.
The main reason provided by both rural and urban respondents for not seeking care was that their symptoms were not severe enough (R26%; U26%).
This is a major reason stated by both volunteers and users for why numerous calls that reached the voice message menu never successfully heard a message.
As for factors that limit ability to investigate outbreaks, the most common reason given by both EIP and non-EIP sites was "delayed notification" (88% vs 83%).
"Neglecting the children" was the most common reason agreed by both women and men for justifying IPVAW followed by going out without informing husband and arguing back with the husband.
