It's as if he has determined to be a representative figure once again, even at the expense of humiliating himself, to reaffirm his significance as a generational totem by portraying himself as an exemplary victim of its faults.
I suspect that some pundits will shade their analysis to reflect the new balance of power — for example, by once again pretending that Representative Paul Ryan's budget proposals are good-faith attempts to put America's fiscal house in order, rather than exercises in deception and double-talk.
The representative document was once again "A rating scale for depression" by Hamilton, M in 1960; this was the classic study of a well-regarded depression scale [ 21].
Yet once again Representative Don Young is attempting to destroy a magnificent wilderness.
I am wrting to you as representative of the apartment once again as I have no news from you.
The authors addressed questions such as, "How does the high-stress environment of a nursing program affect their experience?" and "How does the perception of faculty, other students, and college staff affect their experience?" Once again, representative quotes were identified to support the description.
And once again representative government is disrupted because the winners so rarely govern as they campaigned.
Though global trade talks collapsed in July for the third time in seven years, an elite group of seven influential countries has sent representatives to Geneva to try once again to revive negotiations.
And once again, industry representatives are claiming the problem has nothing to do with the practice of housing hens for their entire lives in cages where they are barely able to move.
Durkee asked the security guards to summon a representative from Monsanto, and Talen once again began bellowing.
11 changed the equation once again," said Representative Eliot L. Engel, Democrat of New York, a two-time co-sponsor of the bill who no longer supports it.
