In an ad promoting Mr. Benishek, also a doctor, the narrator asks ominously, "Would you trust a career politician to save Medicare?" referring to his Democratic challenger, Gary McDowell.
In fact, he added, "she is just like the people in 'The Millionaire Next Door' who drive old cars and save money," referring to the best-selling book by Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko.
Voxer's differentiating voice messaging feature is called 'Live-messaging' which enables users to stream media live but also store it simultaneously — allowing users to listen to an audio message as it's coming in while also having it saved for referring back to later.
Further money can be saved by referring to the cheap places to eat and do your shopping.
The bindings are identifier macros that expand to the literal saved values; so referring to a saved value that is missing (because not enough values were shown) raises a syntax error.
The coalition denies that its proposed "easier and clearer" advice to local authorities risks any such damage, but the woodlanders' rallying cry of "Save PPS9", referring to the relevant clause among the government's 25 planning policy statements (PPSs), potentially adds to the embarrassment following the forest debacle.
Correction: February 1 , 2001 Thursday An article yesterday about Indiana's reluctance to adopt daylight saving time referred incorrectly to the counties that go on Eastern Daylight.
When you ask founder Paul Farmer how many lives the model has saved, he refers to a medical term--TNTC, or too numerous to count.
The group's secretary-general, Venerable Galaboda Aththe Gnanasara, told the crowds that "only monks can save this race", referring to Sinhalese.
"We have a chance to make a tremendous impact on saving lives by referring the right people to get colonoscopy," he said.
