Clare, my oldest daughter, is as passionate a yes campaigner as there is, while her brother, Brendan, wastes no opportunity to tell you why it's OK to be in the UK and that the nationalist sums don't add up.
But what scant documentary evidence there is, while certainly not conclusive, suggests that the house was not by White, but by another architect who shared White's offices, raising the question of just how much a Stanford White attribution is worth -- especially to an already grand building.
If one accepts this characterization, then ontological idealism is meant to be opposed to both dualism, according to which reality ultimately consists not just of mental "stuff" but also of mind-independent matter, and to materialism, which takes matter to be all there is, while epistemological idealism is opposed to materialism but not necessarily to dualism.
Standing at over six feet tall, with brown skin, seven different Arabic last names, a regular assortment of electronics in his luggage, and a history of small airplane flight training, Ismail says that he probably sets off every red flag there is while passing through TSA checkpoints.
Eight years ago, when Lawson was feeling a little, as she put it, "Is that all there is?" while contemplating the success of her geriatric-care-management business, she became captivated by the reality television series "Starting Over," about a bunch of women sharing a house with a life coach.
And there is; while you are ostensibly feeding the kids you are really back in l8th-century Paris, except with Internet service.
That's driving up the cost of what condos there are, while all the apartment competition keeps a bit of a lid on rental prices.
And that there's a significant divide between them and that there's, while there's latitude with how we express our gender, that fixed line.
Its 2008 dates there were canceled while Mr. Allman underwent treatment for hepatitis C.
"That's what the paramedics there were saying while I was screaming and throwing up".
Well, for a while there was.
