Susan Dominus's Big City column rejects the notion of a high-class prostitution ring as an oxymoron, and Clyde Haberman's NYC column looks at Mr. Paterson's self-deprecating wit and takes note of grace periods that other leaders who have emerged in emergencies — like President Gerald R. Ford — have enjoyed.
When you promise to love, honor and obey (ok, scratch that last one, and think of it more as agree to compromise), why not take the grace of those vows into the divorce?
We need to know whether it's better to take "the way of grace" or "the way of nature".
Whether that counts as a shock depends on how stern a view one takes of their fall from grace in Brazil two years ago, though what is indisputable is that Italy were superior in almost every department with the possible exception of finishing.
Take the road of grace and ease.
In box-office terms, he might get by with playing opposite Doris Day in "That Touch of Mink," but he was interchangeable with Rock Hudson in this sort of picture, and the role was a little demeaning — it didn't take cognizance of his grace or of the authority that enduring stardom confers.
Writers of hackable software, take note: Your grace period may be about to end.
The union's membership will vote on the modified terms on Thursday, and United, a unit of the UAL Corporation, said it would take advantage of a grace period that would allow it more time to make a crucial debt payment that had been due today.
PAGE A28 United Mechanics Voting Again Mechanics at United Airlines will vote on a revised package of concessions intended to help the airline stay out of bankruptcy, and United said it would take advantage of a grace period to defer a $375 million payment on a loan that was due yesterday.
To take advantage of the grace period and avoid paying your taxes until Oct. 15, you must file Form 1127.
