As the OAS general secretary put it, "We are knocking on sensitive doors, but we need to examine drug policy".
Thousands of books teetered perilously in his office, and a motion-sensitive door startled visitors with cricket chirps.
Ryan Shanee West) is a nerdy accordion player whose best pal is his sensitive, Salinger-reading next door neighbor Maggie (Marla Sokoloff).
I made for the door, but sensitive as ever to my moods the doctor came after me, asking gently if I felt alright.
This is not surprising, however, given that bladders are in fact modified leaves with sensitive bristles on "trap door" entrances [ 45].
Some foods are more sensitive to having the door opened than others.
But documents seen by the Guardian make it clear the government believes it would also benefit politically from the measure because it could defend itself against sensitive charges behind closed doors, without the details ever being made public.
The White House seemed sensitive to the revolving-door quality of a top Obama adviser now representing a financial giant that has been accused of wrongdoing, especially at a moment when the president is lobbying for legislation to tighten regulation of Wall Street firms.
To the degree the United States presses other nations for military and financial help, it will open the door to highly sensitive negotiations over how to parcel out Iraq's oil wealth and what role American companies like Halliburton should play in the rebuilding effort.
This area is intended to store more sensitive data such as front door and phone unlocking info, says creator John McLear.
From "Parenthood" and "Friday Night Lights" scribe Jason Katims, it stars David Walton as a caddish bachelor who forms an unexpected friendship with the sensitive, socially awkward kid next door, played by Benjamin Stockham. .
