He writes of the mixed feelings he experiences at the region's sudden claim on international attention.
Earlier this year, Nunn made a study of the negotiating record of the A.B.M. treaty and on three consecutive days made speeches on the Senate floor which demolished the Administration's sudden claim, in 1985, that the treaty permitted the kind of testing needed for S.D.I.
International Lease is widely seen as a good business, but it was an unusual asset for an insurance company, which needs liquid assets it can use to cover sudden big claims and it had stopped bringing in enough revenue to cover its debts.
Just after Slingo was appointed the post, a sudden illness claimed the life of her husband.
Sudden Death Syndrome claims the lives of 500 children, teens, or young adults in the UK each year.
We know that Updike read Nabokov in the nineteen-sixties by the sudden license Updike claims to unsubdue his prose, to make his sentences self-consciously exclamatory, rather than by an onset of chess playing or butterfly collecting.
And Fowler then repeated the trick on the first hole of sudden death to claim his second PGA Tour title in the week he and Ian Poulter were voted the most overrated players by their peers in an anonymous survey conducted by Sports Illustrated.
There is nothing new or "sudden" about this claim.
We don't know who they are, they've come from nowhere, and all of a sudden they're claiming to represent the whole of the Muslim community.
"[Morrissey] then proceeded to assert a sudden and ridiculous claim that because Supreme had used the [US burger chain] White Castle logo on a group of products in the past, and because he is a known vegetarian, that the agreement was supposedly terminated," wrote the firm.
Analysts could trim their forecasts for job growth in May based on the sudden rise in new claims.
