Without this disability, he would not have been exempt from the draft, a spectre hovering over all the Archies as they come of age in the nineteen-sixties.
The European commission document is understood to have raised the spectre of "over exposure" that the enlarged Universal Music will get across all manner of media platforms and markets.
Indeed, aids is the uneasily acknowledged spectre hovering over "The Morning After": the condom, not the imaginary consent form, is what really put a damper on the campus sex scene.
I had terrible hay fever this past weekend, casting something of a spectre over the glorious May weather.
Far more interesting is Hiero, whose memory hovers like a spectre over the novel but is never properly realised.
In Southall, growing up, the National Front had been a grim presence for Chadha, casting something she has since called 'a spectre over my existence'.
Instead, those eighteen days in early 2011 loom like a spectre over the book's characters; everything they do seems to issue a verdict on what happened then.
Neither explains how this twofold miracle will be achieved.In this section A spectre over Central Europe Floods hit Central Europe Schröder still has a chance You were another Shutters down on ETA's friends Better late.
He sees only one fit leader for the left, himself.In this section A spectre over Central Europe Floods hit Central Europe Schröder still has a chance You were another Shutters down on ETA's friends Better late.
The man represents London, and watching him dangle from the faulty contraption, looming like a spectre over the festivities, was not unlike, well, watching London host the Olympic Games.
