How could you not want to protect her? How could you not feel an urge to yell at her to get off that bus right now? Needless to say, nobody yelled anything like that; we were watching a play.
I am completely and utterly alone in this opinion so even I will be surprised if I am right and, needless to say, other than shorting indexes that are overbought anyway, we're not making any bets on the outcome but we do remain, of course, "Cashy and Cautious" into the Fed today and our GDP report tomorrow.
He's still right up there, needless to say.
What do they really mean?" Such a pointed question is the mark of an author not yet confident in her ability to nudge readers in the right direction — a needless insecurity, in Dastgir's case.
But Kathryn Tucker, the Compassion & Choices legal director who testified before the Vermont Legislature in support of death with dignity, said she's encouraged by growing support for the idea that dying patients should have the right to avoid needless suffering.
There will be at least enforced change as Bacary Sagna starts a three-match suspension after Wenger confirmed there would be no appeal against the right-back's needless red card for a clash with Pablo Zabaleta.
There will be at least one enforced change as Bacary Sagna starts a three-match suspension after Wenger confirmed there would be no appeal against the right-back's needless red card for a clash with Pablo Zabaleta late in the City game.
Efforts like those in California and Massachusetts, and now at the federal level, are excellent steps in the right direction to removing needless and frustrating roadblocks on the road to equal pay.
Coming the same week that Secretary of State Colin Powell traveled to Indonesia to promise a partial resumption of military aid -- which had been cut off because of the military's brutality -- the administration's statement was an invitation to more abuse, a sign that human rights could become a needless casualty of the antiterror campaign.
The industry, which employs millions of Americans, has the constitutional right to oppose damaging and needless layers of new regulation that would not address the underlying causes of the current crisis.
