Perhaps Dean's long-shot status would change if you gave him a full-page photo.
Krickstein acknowledged her long-shot status, but said it nevertheless would be valuable as a learning experience.
She is, however, a bit short on the pretension that generally accompanies big-shot status in the world capital of publishing.
Both announcements made the top of the Times' Web site and were greeted with a flurry of explainers and comments on their long-shot status.
Kim Kelly, a classmate of Kathleen's at Ursuline, has had little time to worry about her long-shot status, having qualified only eight days ago, on her 14th birthday.
Despite his long-shot status, Mr. Dodd, who is chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, has given every indication that he is taking his bid seriously, building up a $5 million war chest, second only to Mrs. Clinton in the first round of Federal Election Commissions reports.
They also pick up bruises like passport stamps as they stomp through the city's night spots, delivered to their appointed rounds by Jimmy Vincent Pastoree), a chauffeur who can barely maintain his stoicism because of Ricky's pathetic attempt at big-shot status.
In the early positioning in the race to succeed Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, most of the political energy is being generated by two candidates who are fighting for long-shot status.
Amy Winehouse Back to Black (2006) Winehouse shot to superstar status with the help of her fabulously well-connected producer, Mark Ronson, and a veteran backing band who gave Back to Black its timeless sound.
In a world without reform, the border would not be any more secure, American workers would get no more protection from cheap immigrant labor and immigrants would certainly get no better shot at legal status and eventual citizenship.
