As recently as October, Granma, the Cuban Communist Party's official organ, ran a "reflection" from the Comandante about a New York Times editorial that urged action along the lines that Obama eventually took (Fidel's reply: favorable, but prickly).
It would be cheap to run, a perfect reflection of our culture, and would strike fear, or at the very least pity, into the hearts of our enemies.
A study of white blood cell response to running a marathon, a reflection of release of neutrophils from bone marrow stores in response to cortisol, showed that runners of African ancestry had a smaller increase in WBC and ANC than white or Asian runners (Bain et al, 2000).
But, on reflection, perhaps they could and should have run a gallery of men too.
To celebrate Munro's win, Page-Turner is running a series of reflections on her work; read posts by James Wood, Deborah Treisman, Sasha Weiss, and other writers.
The same is true with running a business: We are a reflection of the work we put in or don't put in.
The Zip-Tips-purified peptide digests were spotted with a cyano-4-hydroxycinnamic acid matrix and run in reflection positive-ion mode at an accelerating voltage of 25 kV.
First, a connecting rod from the giant boulder to an offscreen guidance track in the opening scene was removed from behind the running Harrison Ford; second, a reflection in the glass partition separating Ford from the cobra in the Well of Souls was removed.
In addition to making damn good and sure that we hired the best people, the process was a reflection of a well-run company, allowed the candidate to meet and connect with a critical mass of our great people and, lastly, it made them feel like they successfully ran a gantlet to get an offer.
"Somerset just about managed to go at around two runs an over, a reflection of the pitch and accuracy of the Lancashire bowlers.
She was "disappointed I couldn't run through the reflection pool like in 'Forrest Gump,' because it was frozen".
