"The biggest criticism of this team," said the interviewer," has been [that there is] an abdication of the United States on the world stage, sort of reluctance to become involved in another entanglement".
Digg is very early stage, sort of pre-beta.
FOR several days at the end of last week, Venezuela staged the sort of tragi-comedy that was common in Latin America a generation ago.
Before this weekend, I'd never staged any sort of civil disobedience act; before this weekend, I had been perfectly content to never attend a Trump rally.
And his polling numbers were so low that if he staged any sort of resurgence it would have enabled him to repackage himself as the Comeback Kid.
After skulking around in political exile for several years, Sanford staged a sort of a comeback on Tuesday, winning the Republican nomination for his old House seat.
The other Dade prisoner who wanted to be Jessica's mommy -- they staged a sort of custody battle -- stole an elderly man's checks with an accomplice, who then beat the man to death.
Indeed, a bustling after-work social scene will be critical to attracting the younger renters whom Rockrose covets, said Mr. Elghanayan, who for similar reasons staged a sort of multiweekend pool party on a lot near his new building last summer.
In 1729, the French government staged a sort of lottery to help amortize some of the royal debt.
Yesterday, they staged a sort of love-in at a UCL Council meeting dressed as Royal Dutch Shell, BP, and the UCL Provost, Michael Arthur, to highlight the "incestuous" relationship between the university and the fossil fuel industry.
