This was a harder argument to make, since it is — and to people like Glenn Beck remains — counter-intuitive.
(The fact that, as Galileo and Newton showed, objects would go on moving forever if something didn't stop them remains counter-intuitive, even today).
Further consolidation remains likely and counter-bids cannot be ruled out.
The décor remains: skinny counters and a wall papered in vintage Thai record sleeves, a pageant of hearts, flames and fluffy-haired boys in floppy collars.
Brennan remains the counter-terrorism czar at the White House, but one whose influence is undoubtedly enhanced after Sunday night's mission.
Obama will emphasize that Syria remains a counter-terrorism threat as a haven for militant groups.
A challenge of current and future therapies remains the countering of the development of drug-resistant variants.
At the moment, the room is a work in progress: its low, curving counter remains, near a pink-roofed plastic dollhouse.
This is due to the facts that the TTL counter remains fixed, that with larger network sizes partitions are more frequent, and that with larger network sizes more bandwidth is consumed for the transmission of each packet.
(In the example described here, the computer slowed considerably at the beginning of a round well before hitting round 100, though the seconds counter remains accurate. As balls stack in the trap, speed resumes).
Octavia's remains remain on the counter -- "like Snow White in her glass coffin," Sue says -- because she has been afraid to break the bad news to her daughters.
