The brilliant No More Tangles – lovely orchestration, soaring melody, chorus stolen from the text on a bottle of shampoo – is a kind of triumphant note to self regarding the perils of abusive relationships.
59 Findings were consistent regarding the perils of receiving care in dual systems: receiving care in one system, whether VA or non-VA, leads to better wait times and survival compared to using multiple systems.
Strategists from both parties said the administration was clearly betting that the economy would turn around relatively quickly, and that any political peril regarding the surplus would be paved over by renewed growth and job creation before the midterm Congressional elections next year.
By collecting accurate and up-to-date information concerning the status of the surrounding environment, a driver assistance system can quickly detect potentially dangerous situations and notify the driver regarding this impending peril.
LILY GROSSBARD New York Keller's lament regarding the perceived perils brought by technology miscalculates the historical impact such advances have had on humans since time immemorial.
Moreover, the gibbet to which the children had been taken to observe a rotting corpse and instructed regarding the spiritual perils of sibling rivalry in Part I, has disappeared in Part II; Henry and his father walk by the spot where it used to stand and note its absence.
Regarding "Dangerous Liaisons: the Perils of the Pied-Affaire" (Feb. 6): It was amusing to read about the rich married men who buy Manhattan apartments to facilitate an affair.
And I especially take exception to his latest book Suicide of A Superpower -- another anti-Semitic, pro-white screed that takes a good swipe at the browning of America -- which he regards as a peril to the survival of American democracy and freedoms as we have known them.
Regarding your June 3 editorial "The Peril of 'Buy American,' " the idea that, in the current crisis, we are going to take taxpayer dollars and buy Chinese or other foreign materials for infrastructure construction is absurd.
No case for intervening in Syria Regarding "The perils of piecemeal Intervention" (Views, March 10): Jonathan Tepperman argues for a "war of choice" by proposing armed intervention in Syria.
The White River subgroup's demographic peril and the lingering uncertainty regarding its genetic isolation have focused particular attention on its hatchery program, with a range of options to deal with its low abundance and preservation of its apparent genetic diversity.
