Sander Levin, head of the trade-subcommittee in the House, this week flatly rejected the Bush team's suggestions.These machinations are exposing several truths about Democratic trade policy.
But if you listened to what this powerful lobby of the lost has been trying to say over the last few days, you heard several truths that may get through the fog of words concerning Americans and their guns.
Fills me with anything but itself?" The agony of flesh on flesh embedded in mutual isolation: Albee peels away at those layers to reveal more layers, more fictions, several truths.
If a truth is the consequence of several truths, they constitute its total ground while each true premise is a partial ground.
For nobody, I think, ever denied, that the mind was capable of knowing several truths" (1690, Book I, Chapter II, Section 5, p. 61).
Several truths are revealed.
In Sharma's case, he argues several truths we should have learned by now, if only by reading Krugman or remaining semi-alert.
In examining the collective results of these two studies, several truths emerge.
Several ground truth points were carefully measured to the sub-centimeter accuracy using a tachymeter.
But the budget also confirmed several sad truths about how little reform the government has made during the good years.Take the public finances.
In "Zero Dark Thirty," several larger truths — the many intelligence mistakes, the loss of focus and diversion of resources, and the fallout from the folly of the Iraq war — are missing.
