But daydreams won't stop the killing — no matter how many denials, how much shock or outrage or pretended surprise at each new victim, no matter how many hours I walk.
Lawyers in the Obama administration say that if an agent interrogating a prisoner decided the suspect was a member of Al Qaeda or any "affiliated" group, he would have to stop the questioning, no matter how well it was going, and have the prisoner flown to Guant?mo or a military brig in this country.
Our mission is simple: Stop the sweat, no matter where you sweat, why you sweat, or how you sweat.
Turns out "You Can't Stop the Music" no matter what your age.
It's natural to want to "stop the bleeding," no matter what professionals advise.
However, in the clinical settings, if there is a blood vessel with strong signal sitting ahead, we should stop the probe no matter how far it is from the vessel.
But he has instructed them to stop discussing the matter with the news media.
Gibbs invited Clemente to the White House, where they agreed to a truce and to stop discussing the matter.
Kevin T. K. Bailey, a Congressional liaison with the Agriculture Department, said in e-mails sent to Representatives Maurice D. Hinchey and Carolyn B. Maloney, both Democrats from New York, that the agency was willing to conduct such a review, but there was no money in the budget for it, so lending would need to stop until the matter was resolved.
Control the supreme court, stack the judiciary, and you can stop the progressive movement, no matter how popular it is, no matter how much legislative power it has, for decades.
