Scotland, which is just now voting on independence, is also, we're told, acting against its self-evident economic interests — or, at the very least, acting with huge, unfunded optimism.
Jenny Jones, a Green party member of the London assembly, told acting assistant commissioner John Yates – who was also at City Hall – that he had "got quite tetchy" at a previous hearing when asked why he had decided not to reopen the case sooner.
With precedents running from Sophocles's Oedipus Rex to the Marquis de Sade's Incest: A Tragic Tale, it's likely that incest has had a carnal appeal as long as we've been telling and acting out stories.
To hear Mr. Green tell it, acting talent in North Carolina is as plentiful as scrub pine.
That afternoon, he called the Library of Congress and told the acting chief of the Manuscript Division, John C. Broderick, that he wanted to arrange a meeting.
"When I take pleasure from a film, it's from the way the story is being told, the acting, the cinematography, the editing.
The businessman, they were told, was acting on behalf of a mole in the Parliamentary fees office, who had a disk containing the uncensored receipts of all 646 MPs, including spurious and outrageous claims from all parties.
'Well, I just figured I'd been bullshitting my way through life and lying and I believed it, and that's pretty much what they told me acting was about.
Ryanair has told lawyers acting for a woman claiming compensation that it will no longer accept the jurisdiction of the English courts, in a case that has raised concerns over air passenger delay rights.
It is understood that they were connected to the meeting by conference call and told by acting Premier League chairman Peter McCormick, who oversaw the investigation, of the recommended course of action.
