If he succeeds, which he may well not, the case will strike a blow for the smaller citizen.
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But while towns and mayors and governors need to do what's best for their citizens as a whole, there's no reason parents who want to can't do what's best for their smallest citizens at home.
Zakiyyah Alexander, who wrote the script for the Swedish Cottage Marionette Theater's adaptation of J. M. Barrie's classic, could have had more fun with the New York setting, but she has at least provided a context meaningful to the city's smallest citizens.
But these bastards started making demands on politicians," says Gustavo Cárdenas, a congressman running for governor with the small Citizen's Movement party.
The police searched the home for more than two hours and took away a computer, two framed pictures and small "citizen pins" that Mr. Wang presumably had made at some point, Mr. Chen said.
I can never imagine a president who is supposed to be busy [with] politics running after me, a small citizen.
"The Music Man" has long divided audiences into camps who either find its tuneful score an irresistible paean to small-town life or squirm as the piece invites us to laugh at the gossiping, small-minded citizens of River City.
Yes, but of peasant stock, young (eight years old) and small (5m citizens), say some Slovaks defensively.
Rome's military strength derived from its superior resources of manpower levied from a pool of small landowning citizens (assidui).
