The accused student believed he had Vera's consent for intercourse, according to the same report, and he supposedly floated the possibility that Vera "sought to minimize her responsibility for having [casual sex]," or that she was attempting "to gain a competitive edge".
The cover's drawing was meant to represent an urban legend of a Soviet cosmonaut supposedly left floating in orbit for weeks after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
If so, the rouble freed supposedly to float, but in reality to sink could merely gurgle on downward, the banks could be besieged by depositors large and small and, if no more credit from abroad is forthcoming, the government could be tempted to resort to the printing presses to meet their demands.
Now that the Lords may have turned some supposedly fixed charges into floating ones in a number of these liquidations, the government should gain.The ruling will apply retrospectively and may lead to similar challenges to fixed charges.
If the Lords reverse the Court of Appeal's ruling, turning some supposedly fixed charges into floating ones, the state will move up the queue in insolvencies predating the change in the law.It is right that the case may go to the Lords.
The craft capsized, the woman was drowned, supposedly, and Mr. Gibson floated ashore on the upturned keel.
China's new carrier, expected to be christened the Shi Lang, is a retrofitted version of a 1988 Soviet aircraft carrier that Chinese interests bought from Ukraine after the 1991 collapse of the Soviet Union, supposedly for conversion into a floating casino in Macao.
The peak traditionally called the "Southern Sky Column" and located in the city of Zhangjiajie, is supposedly the inspiration for the floating mountains of Pandora.
There, local residents alerted her to something amiss floating on their supposedly "drinkable" lake water.
The crust is crisp and very thin, with little moons of mozzarella (and a supposedly heretical dusting of Romano cheese) floating in a fresh, slightly sweet tomato sauce.
