In official circles the decision is described as another instance of the straightforward facing of facts which characterizes the attitude of the Fascist government toward foreign problems.
This is a straightforward face to face interview with two developers that have not been involved in the process to date.
They did not want what most British voters would have wanted: a straightforward face-off between the two men who could be their next prime minister: David Cameron, the Tory incumbent, and the Labour Party's Ed Miliband.
(The Times has been more straightforward in facing battlefield facts: a picture of a dead Iraqi soldier appeared on the front page last Thursday).
These are shot in a style that is at once straightforward — singers facing the camera as they belt out verses of longing and betrayal — and stylized, in a retro-MTV manner.
The dynamic here is straightforward: When faced with a choice of expanding choice (and spending money) or controlling costs by forcing competition on premiums, the government has selected the former.
The methodological weakness need to be taken into account, but the results seem to be fairly straightforward, as face recognition difficulties and aberrant sensibility emerge as being fairly typical of AS.
As a conclusion; it is straightforward that a face-to-face verbal interview is the gold standard for migraine diagnosis and specifically designed further studies are necessary.
From Drake's perspective, Work, co-produced by Boi-1da and PARTYNEXTDOOR, is a straightforward song about facing the labours of work before play, but Rihanna's vocals sound a little more disappointed and dejected.
Mr. Carrillo's and Mr. Williams's meager salaries also underscore the straightforward choice we face as a nation: either we build an economy in which most workers can earn enough to adequately support their families or we build a government with the wherewithal to subsidize the existence of a lower class that can't survive on its own.
