"I represent a very reasonable district in suburban Philadelphia, and my constituents are expressing a growing concern on the sweeping amounts of data that the government is compiling," said Representative Michael G. Fitzpatrick, a moderate Republican who represents one of the few true swing districts left in the House and who voted on Wednesday to limit N.S.A. surveillance.
Take a pressed powder bronzer and a fluffy brush and apply small, sweeping amounts of bronzer to your forehead, cheek bones, the bridge of your nose, and your chin.
After a high peak in all the CSOR curves at very early time showing the duration of the wells communication establishment, all falls sharply to their nadir owing to the early expansion of the steam chamber in the reservoir sweeping large amount of oil.
The in situ generated microemulsion is assumed to disseminate toward the producing well by sweeping a significant amount of oil in the reservoir.
In December 1816 rapidly thawing snow caused the river to flood, sweeping away a considerable amount of property including building materials and livestock.
To remove these symbols, they say, amounts to sweeping history under the rug.
In 2008, he put his name to a petition demanding sweeping political changes that would amount to an end to one-party rule.
Rachmaninov's mammoth Cello Sonata was written in 1901, as was the Piano Concerto No 2. Weilerstein brings to it an expansive, sweeping lyricism, with a surprising amount of tone in reserve for the big moments.
The paradox produced by the N.S.A. disclosures — the administration beginning a criminal investigation of the man who prompted the discussion Mr. Obama called useful — is only the latest of his presidency, as he has struggled to manage a sprawling security bureaucracy that encompasses drone strikes, cyberattacks, sweeping surveillance and a ballooning amount of classified information.
Egypt's most senior judges have condemned President Mohamed Morsi for granting himself sweeping new powers which they say amount to an "unprecedented assault" on the independence of the judiciary.
