In 1990 Mr. Aliyev returned to Nakhichevan, where he remained highly popular because of the aid he had showered on the region while in office, and started the scramble back to power.
It's hard to know just where to start analyzing the scramble, but it is perhaps Fox News that comes out worst – unkindly torn between its three ill-fitting personas: responsible news outlet, ratings-hungry cable tabloid and right-wing political kingmaker.
To the people who wrote letters last week about the "blatant injustice" of expensive day care as they commented on the impending closing of the Berkeley Carroll Child Care Center in Park Slope ("The End of Day Care, the Start of the Scramble," Nov. 9): If Park Slope yuppies are going to claim day care as a basic human right, more power to them!
Then Reagan takes down a dishcloth, tucks it into his belt like an apron, and starts on the scrambled eggs.
"The state is starting the new year by scrambling to make payments and juggle money".
The match finished just before the rain started again, scrambling the rest of the schedule.
Whether it's in the pocket, when I was stepping up and I start to scramble, which we got a few first downs on that, [or] whether it's when I'm stepping up and giving a receiver an opportunity on a deep ball.
When your boss calls you into their office, instead of being cool and collected, more often than not you start to scramble for answers.
As he starts to scramble, the secondary freezes, anticipating his run.
Expressing a sometimes explicit animus against the Disney versions of well-known European folk tales, the franchise set out from the start to scramble the traditional polarities of good and evil, setting itself up as a more sophisticated, knowing brand of pop-culture magic.
