Undeterred by her lack of first-hand knowledge, Josephine began to campaign against what she called Britain's "benefits culture", which handed rewards to idlers, scroungers, loafers and cheats while "ordinary, hardworking people" (of whose silent, victimised existence it suited her to appear convinced) picked up the tab.
Mr. Chávez's government has remained silent about the existence of a Cuban dossier.
It is true that the FBI typically remains silent about the existence and status of ongoing investigations.
They are the enduring, courageous force that continues to prop up men, writhing in a silent, but strained existence.
The only portion of the sequence still in existence, bar a few poor-quality silent 8mm clips, is the regeneration itself and a few seconds before it, which had been shown in a 1973 episode of Blue Peter.
It was assumed that in the examined group three subgroups were present, namely: sciatica with trigger points co-existence; sciatica without trigger points co-existence (needle silent); sciatica without trigger points co-existence (needle sensation).
Since we cannot preclude the existence of silent, or near silent genes as found for zebrafish (VtgAo2), this latter event may somehow represent a linked duplication or reflects a diversification of the Aa and Ab paralogues.
Still, it's just nice to forget about the existence of Silent Witness for an hour and let the TV shout – actually, whisper – boo to your mind.
Unlike the Milan track, South London's shallow-banked 450m concrete bowl, opened in 1891, never fell completely silent, but its continued existence was in doubt until a group called the Friends of Herne Hill stepped forward four years ago and devised a programme aimed at ensuring its survival in tandem, rather than in competition, with the new indoor Olympic velodrome a few miles north.
