The hospital administration bristled at the accusation of racial profiling; the Northern Territory health minister John Elferink joined the fray with the singularly unhelpful suggestion that this was a pre-tour publicity stunt and before you knew it, the spotlight was back on race and medicine.
Either she is a singularly unstarry star, famous to varying degrees since she joined the band Hear'Say in 2001, and still going to the corner shop herself rather than sending a minion.
(They are joined by a Wall Street Journal reporter played by Annabelle Wallis). At first, Jerry's fiancée, Susan Leslie Bibbb), looks like a killjoy mom-wife in the "Hangover" vein, but "Tag," which was written by Rob McKittrick and Mark Steilen, subverts that cliché and makes Susan the agent of a singularly nasty and surprising gag.
For many high school seniors, years of academic rigor, AP history, varsity cheerleading, advanced volunteerism, and all-night essay writing feels singularly pointed at this moment: Will they join the ranks of 21 million other young Americans on their way to college?
And membership in the Federalist Society is a more singularly important ideological marker for vetters in Republican administrations because liberals have more legal groups to join than conservatives, said Steven M. Teles, author of "The Rise of the Conservative Legal Movement: The Battle for Control of the Law".
Douglas, who will join the music group Universal Music UK next week, said she did not like courting journalists and had "singularly failed in that" over the past few weeks.
The grass is singularly green,.
It's all singularly devitalized.
"I rarely do anything singularly.
plotlines as "singularly compelling".
