She and her family love Vermont, and every year Dirk and I have the opportunity to see our home state anew through their eyes.
She was in Australia when Donald Trump was elected, and likens the aftermath of grief and shock she felt to processing a death; she would wake up every morning, turn to CNN or the New York Times to find the news from the States, "stunned anew" each time by the "fresh hell Trump waded into".
Throughout the crisis, a principal concern of Washington has been the breakdown of the Syrian state, evidenced anew by the appalling reappearance of polio.
The PKK's 31-year-old conflict with the state erupted anew in July, with Turkey launching air strikes on militant camps in response to attacks on its security forces, ending a March 2013 ceasefire.
For Clinton, the blunt critique from FBI Director James B. Comey, who on Tuesday called her recklessly sloppy when it came to classified emails she handled as secretary of State, demonstrated anew that Clinton seeks to avoid scrutiny even when doing so skirts the law.
In doing so, Mr. McCain homed in anew on Mr. Obama's stated willingness to conduct a dialogue with controversial foreign leaders.
The annual list of Obama's state-by-state popularity demonstrated anew that the country's political beliefs are, to be charitable, consistent.
Over the past seven years, the state has intervened anew, with notable results.
But employment lawyers and workplace specialists advise employers in New York and across the country to examine anew state and federal laws that could cause them legal or financial headaches.
Despite repeated avowals that he would remain above the push and pull of politics and that he would keep Islam separate from the state, Ayatollah Sistani demonstrated anew his willingness to involve himself in political debates.
And as the states tighten, the private sector would be squeezed anew because lower state spending and higher state taxes would mean less consumer spending.
