No," he said, referring to the idea of constructing denser blocks with apartment towers.
Time for Tim to go," he said, referring to the idea of Apple taking the bold step of buying Disney.
"We don't have the luxury of blinding ourselves," Dr. Murray said, referring to the idea of ignoring ethnicity.
When saying that, I am not suggesting some kind of apocalyptical scenario in which all of Europe collapses; rather, I am referring to the idea of Europe.
De Blasio endorsed the bill then but stopped short of reiterating his support on Friday, instead referring to the idea as "creative".
"Country, state" perhaps places more emphasis on the notion of the entirety of the country, even to the point of referring to the idea of government.
Researchers call it the "July effect," referring to the idea that mishaps and mortality rates rise when a fresh group of residents arrives at a hospital.
"The reason many of them do it is that they want to smooth earnings," he said, referring to the idea of trying to make quarterly numbers less volatile.
"The Pentagon is dead set against this," the aide said, referring to the idea of sending in sizable numbers of American forces from offshore.
