Beyond the practical barriers, Republicans also offered a political imperative for abandoning the nearly decade-old fight: the defeats they suffered to Democrats who ran hard against their efforts to roll back the law.
For Theophrastus writes, in his work on Monarchy, that when Hiero sent race-horses to the Olympian games, and erected a pavilion sumptuously furnished, Themistocles made an oration to the Greeks, inciting them to pull down the tyrant's tent, and not to suffer his horses to run.
If New Mexico, which loves to run, suffers a subpar shooting night, this could be one of the biggest upsets of the first weekend.
I've seen some of the fittest older adults suffer terrible accidents trying to run across the street, play Frisbee with their dog, or play hide-and-seek with their grandkids on snow and ice.
When he ultimately decided to run, she suffered another illness that Goodwin describes as "probably a second nervous breakdown".
They don't have to suffer and run from the police and be beaten up by carloads of boys from New Jersey that come into New York just to do that.
"Other commodities will protect against inflation, if that ends of being the outcome of monetary policy, as expected," Reyes said, "But if policies fail and deflation ends up being the problem, then those other commodities will suffer, too, since they tend to run on industrial demand".
Spontaneous reporting systems are the easiest to establish and the cheapest to run but suffer from poor-quality reports and underreporting.
We should be so lucky to run, while so many suffered.
Mean while, the oil companies trying to run a business will suffer and not be compensated, and if so, again it is the tax payer who will suffer.
