The problem, not too surprisingly, lies in the Senate, and mainly, though not entirely, with Republicans.
Jeremy and a just white lawyer, who plays a small role, serve as the rare pained gestures toward hope and help that come from without; every other resource of strength, not surprisingly, lies within the black community.
The WHO sees obesity as a big health problem that gives rise to diabetes, cardiovascular disease and cancer.The blame, not surprisingly, lies in a combination of too many calories, particularly from fatty, sugary, processed foods, and too little exercise a growing problem in developing countries as they become more affluent.
Surprisingly, Lie argues that the belief in a monoethnic Japan is a post–World War II phenomenon, and he explores the formation of the monoethnic ideology.
Surprisingly, Obama seemed to lay down a quite rigid timetable for US departure, giving an unnecessary advantage to those who may want to thwart him, from al-Qaida to Shi'ite and Kurdish militants: they have his timetable, but he doesn't have theirs.
The experience was surprisingly refreshing, like lying face-first on a cool pillow.
Perhaps not surprisingly, the answer lies in the stem cells (here, called 'bulge cells') within the follicle.
Beneath the high-tech gloss lie surprisingly traditional jobs: scores of workers in large food processing facilities, many of them direct employees.
But as Catholic leaders try to convince more young women like Graus to dedicate their lives to the church, recent surveys suggest that a big obstacle may lie surprisingly close to home.
The white snow outside made the inside of my tent surprisingly bright, and as I lay in my sleeping bag, layered up to the max, its fabric flapped wildly in the wind.
