"What is needed is a clear analysis of what is really going on," she declares in her book, twice (in an essay which for some reason appears for the first time on page 299 and then again on page 337), "a courageous taking stock of what kind of world democracy and equality imply, and 'going for it!'" Meanwhile, Hite, who has lived in Paris since 1989, writes for European papers.
"401(k) Accounts Are Losing Money for the First Time" (front page, July 9) points out two truths: that stock prices vary from year to year, and not all investors get the same returns.
I remember falling in love with the world of this book for the first time on Page 6: "In the principle bath, with its stains, sponges, soaps the color of tea, books, water-curled copies of Vogue, he steams in peace".
Product Marketing Manager Galyn Burke told me that this is the first time the Page Insights interface has been updated since October 2011.
This is not the first time that page speed has been used as a signal on Google, to be clear – that's been the case for some time on desktop searches, the company notes.
Toomer had a passport before this year, but for the first time, the pages are stamped and smudged.
In reflecting on the importance of the ride, Spigelman says it was the first time front-page Australian media coverage had been dedicated to Indigenous affairs for a continuous period.
In it, Greenfield lays out her entire argument for the first time; 385 pages of neatly referenced reckonings on the state of our brains and technology's role in changing them.
When Wheldon was killed on Sunday in a 200-mile-per-hour 15-car crash at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway in which his car went airborne and hit the catch fence in a fireball before sliding back onto the track, he was, for the first time, front-page news in his homeland.
The announcement was the first time that Mr. Page, 40, had explained his voice troubles.
