For Heinz Engelhart, the skipper of a tourist ship, the hand-span rule is charming but outmoded.
Short attention spans rule, and the consequence is every musician's nightmare: an ambivalent audience.
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Sinan's life was extraordinary, spanning the rule of three sultans, responsible for hundreds of buildings and for shaping the face of Istanbul even to this day, and he was considered on a par with Michelangelo in the West.
Quesnay, whose life spanned the rule of both the Kangxi and Qianlong emperors in China, argued for "enlightened despotism" on the part of the ruler and laid out a set of economic and social laws that formed a "Natural Order" that should guide the ruler.
For more than 70 years, during nearly the entire span of Soviet rule, Russian Orthodox belfries labored under an enforced silence.
This system had originated in China, during the Han dynasty, as emperors named the span of their rule to reflect the agenda and values they sought to embody.
That career neatly overlapped with Stalin's rule, spanning several waves of mass arrests.
The proposed rules span topics related to what the industry calls "well integrity".
But there is a better, simpler way for the CFPB to go about it, he said, noting that the rule spans 1,600 pages.
The Patriots play in, and mostly win, astoundingly entertaining high-stakes games that come down to memorable plays in their final moments — a list of contests that spans the Tuck Rule Game, a full sixteen years ago, and the astounding comeback in last year's Super Bowl, against the Falcons, with several agonizing and improbable Patriots losses tossed in as well.
