"Latinos are not going to be drawn to brands that manufactured in a state steeped once again in racism and discrimination that targets them," he added.
Then again, Mr. Hassan, so steeped in goodie lore that he knows what happened to the mixed toffees from Callard & Bowsers (discontinued) and where the best sunflower seeds come from (Israel), will be careful for you.
There are gutsy Lebanese sausages of beef and lamb, the meat spiced and mixed here before being sent to the local butcher to be cased, and sent back again to be steeped in red wine for two days.
"I always thought that I'd see you again". Those words, steeped in irony, were penned by singer-songwriter James Taylor and describe a condition of life that many of us have experienced.
Now, depending on the state, you may have your car impounded and/or face a steep fine – again, exposing you to a possible court summons.
A brief flatter stretch gives me a moment to breathe, but only a moment as it's back to steep gradients again after a couple of hundred metres.
A rapturous room ran up the painting to a steep £646,050, again far above the upper end of the estimate set at £300,000 plus the sale charge.
Now, however, the Fish and Wildlife Service is again considering delisting the grizzly, a decision steeped in political controversy.
Instead, a program steeped in lore is at a crossroads, its uncertain future again clashing with its mystical past.
Visiting her at home, I'd been disappointed again and again by the thinness, the unvividness, of rooms that in my memory were steeped in almost magical significance.
