Moments after meeting Aaron, Amy makes a crude remark about race, which is only a short step from a grossly racist remark that her father makes to a nursing-home orderly who wants to tend to the deep cut in Gordon's brow.
BOWLING GREEN, Ohio — Mitt Romney returned with relish on Wednesday to President Obama's "you didn't build that" remark about businesses, which Mr. Romney framed as evidence the president was out of touch with how the economy works and jobs are created.
The magazine industry, which is responsible for 7,000 titles, is concerned about culture secretary Maria Miller's remarks about which magazines could be exempt from the regulator.
At one point, Hudson reports Rifkind as acknowledging that "he had made 'errors of judgment' and 'off the cuff' remarks about which he might have been 'mistaken' – but while those errors allowed others to draw unflattering inferences, they do not provide evidence that Sir Malcolm had done anything which could be considered a breach of the rules on lobbying".
But before welcoming the lost sheep Plato back to the poetry-loving fold, recognize the Phaedrus's qualifying remarks about which poetry one may now prize.
"I'm so put off by men making snide remarks about which women 'needn't apply,' which frequently refer to weight, eyebrows, makeup choices or whether they have children as if dating them was something to aspire to," says Ros Ballinger, who does a stand-up show partly based on her terrible Tinder experiences.
Let me make a remark about questions, which is — today's mostly business.
In the letter she had written a casual remark about Helga which might have insulted her.
Saying he was determined to win, Fassel also added an unsolicited remark about himself, which served as a reminder of his uncertain status.
But his remark about Jews, which seemed to suggest that a Russian Jew was not really a Russian, prompted particular outrage among those who remember Russia's centuries-long history of anti-Semitism and Jewish purges.
