In another and more common sense, however, the phrase includes only those crimes that are punishable primarily because of their disrupting effect upon the peace and security of the community.
He also sharply criticized the affidavit's list of various categories of items to be seized, and its repeated use of the phrase "includes but is not limited to," as impermissibly broad under existing federal court precedents requiring that such an affidavit in support of a warrant must be formally "incorporated" into the warrant itself.
But many chefs and scientists are trying to move away from the phrase, including Rachel.
In 2007, other Republican members picked up the phrase, including Representative Zach Wamp of Tennessee, who called himself "an all-of-the-above energy guy," to The Chattanooga Times Free-Press.
Mr. Safire went on to write no fewer than nine columns related to the phrase, including one chiding the White House chief of staff Donald T. Regan for referring to "the whole seven yards".
However, a spokesman's support for the phrase included a reassuring message for Muslims and echoes of the same issues that troubled the contributors to the Homeland Security memo.
Variations on the phrase include "have a good one" and "have a nice one".
The phrases include "tired of being alone", "hate myself", "depressed", "help me" and "need someone to talk to", although Samaritans admits that the algorithm is likely to evolve over the coming months, to avoid false positives.
According to the ABC, the phrases include "SS blood sacrifice," "Queen sacrificed, twice insulted," "the second RAPE of the nation by DEVIANT JEWISH activism," and "Christ is king in Versailles".
According to the ABC, the phrases include "SS blood sacrifice", "Queen sacrificed, twice insulted", "the second RAPE of the nation by DEVIANT JEWISH activism" and "Christ is king in Versailles".
In brief, our span selection guidelines were: When arguments are post-nominal, include the preposition (and the rest of the noun phrase, including all material to the left of the noun).
