Each of those dishes that spell Christmas has an honorable pedigree.
Whether that spells legislative possibilities for 2007 is hard to say.
That spells water wars by 2020.
That spells serious strain by 2020.
"PAY ATTENTION MOTHERFUCKERS," he suggests, in a 1973 lithograph that spells out this message in large mirror-image capitals.
Mr. Meadows said there were some freezing spells last winter that caused damage in some pockets of Florida, but nothing like the big freeze of 1989, when frigid temperatures for several days caused huge crop losses throughout the state.
His team places the one contemporary choice, Steven Gerrard, in midfield alongside Alex Raisbeck, a Scotsman whose career with the club ended in 1909, and ranges so widely across the time in between that only two short spells, 1934 to 1939 and 1991 to 1995, go unrepresented.
For each unemployment spell that started in 2007, we checked whether a treatment had been administered before the end of that spell.
My sister knows my back pages well, and while writing the script, she asked me about that spell of several sunny October days.
