"We are satisfied that with the new [equipment interference code] and whatever the outcome of parliamentary consideration of the investigatory powers bill, a proper balance is being struck in regard to the matters we have been asked to consider".
This "We are the champions" pose that so many Jewish artists have struck in regard to anxiety has been, to some, a strange and upsetting project, mainly because the Neurotic Jew figure bears a close resemblance, at least superficially, to the Jew of the anti-Semitic imagination.
"What struck me regarding 'Little Fugitive' was that Truffaut credited it with inspiring the French New Wave," the critic J. Hoberman, who conceived the series, said in a phone interview.
While there seemed to be little cohesion among the supporters of the strikes regarding all those troublesome details, opponents had a very clear tale to tell.
The awe-struck regard for the lush life becomes comical when one of her friends, rushing into the bathroom of Leeann's town house, is imagined to be "muffling her crying in a monogrammed towel".
Mr. Rouhani's speech to the United Nations General Assembly, his second as Iran's president, began by striking some of the same notes that his counterparts from the United States and Europe struck on Wednesday regarding the rise of the Islamic State, the militant group that now controls parts of Syria and Iraq.
Despite his absence it might be a tough day for the woodwork, with these teams being the two most post-rattling in the top flight: the Cherries lead the way in this regard, having struck the frame of the goal 13 times so far, and Arsenal follow behind with eight.
DP-L: Clearly US and Israel struck a deal with regard to the issue of military aid, but the US said nothing about human rights.
My actions in that regard always struck me as being very, very wrong, hence my reading that post to begin with.
Mr. Eisner and Disney's president, Robert A. Iger, struck a positive note regarding the company's prospects for growth.
But Crow had also struck deals and was regarded by rail industry bosses as someone they could do business with: his unquestioned militancy allowed him to carry the union with him when he thought he had achieved all he could.
