He sees his work as a mission to save the prospect of a two-state solution and preserve Israeli democracy.
For years, I have been asking many people this question: What will happen to the tens of millions of people over 50 -- a number growing every day -- who have no money saved, no prospects of ever earning a decent wage again, and a great many of whom have as many as 30, 40 or 50 years left to live?
While veterinarians usually wait for several high tides to see if the whale can save itself, the prospects are usually grim.
If what we have seen from David Cone and Roger Clemens is all there is, then the Yankees should save those young prospects for the pitchers' sale that is sure to come.
Or maybe Steinbrenner displayed little glee (save for the prospect of shorter lines at bathrooms, which he pitched as a perk especially for women, and at concession stands) because this deal with Giuliani is in limbo unless the new mayor, Michael R. Bloomberg, approves it.
This is shaping up to be one of the tighter editions of a brutal Conmebol qualifying tournament and any team that can string a few wins together – as a hugely impressive Ecuador have managed to do by taking 12 points from 12 – will save themselves the prospect of a hair-raising final few matches.
It could be that its demanding academic standards scare off the top prospects, but save for the occasional David Bailey, Loyola's roster has been mostly bereft of Chicago-area talent since Alfredrick Hughes led the Ramblers to their last N.C.A.A. tournament appearance in 1985.
In the convex case, migrants with "high" prospects only save: (0,s∗).
In the concave case, migrants with "high" prospects only save: (0,s∗), migrants with "intermediate" both save and remit: (r∗,s∗) such that E τ p = E R ′ r p, migrants with "low" prospects only remit: (r∗,0).
