That it includes 802.11b/g Wi-Fi is a welcome development (glad to see Wi-Fi becoming standard on smartphones… last year was rough in that department), though I wonder just how many people were clamoring for built-in FM radio.
He has spent the past four and a half years sleeping rough outside a department store in central London by night, and editing his film by downloading some free editing software on a computer in the offices of a homeless shelter by day.
About the only thing Maxine and her husband have left of Bassett is a piece of furniture: a chest of drawers that Maxine helped fashion in Superior's rough end, the factory department in which lumber is measured and cut.
He told Rough Trade's art department that the single should have a paper label centre with four vents encircling the middle, in homage to singles from the 1960s.
According to the Baca letter, a "rough estimate" indicates his department could provide full law enforcement services to the Valley for $130 million to $145 million annually, based on the average deployment levels in 32 other cities that contract with the Sheriff's Department.
Your boys took one hell of a beating". It's been a rough week for the Brexit department.
In last year's rough and ragged sea, many department stores struggled, as shoppers told pollsters that the stores in malls, and the ones on Main Streets, looked alike.
The mood at the hearing was often adversarial, and it came amid a rough period for Mr. Kelly, whose department is facing a scandal over officers' fixing traffic tickets in the Bronx and who is hearing accusations of excessive force during the Occupy Wall Street protest, among the largest demonstrations in the city in several years.
I'm not saying this generic netbook ships locked down, but rather it's probably so rough in the user experience department that only die-hard Android fans should apply.
Ariana Grande has had a rough week in the love department.
