"He transcended the very era he seemed, at first glance, to represent," writes David Kaufman in his biography, "Ridiculous!
Six years ago, during that very era, the last known and formal Lithuanian book value placed on Hearts was around £20m.
Then, decades later, they nourished a new wave of nostalgia for the very era of radical change that they'd helped to create.
The Clinton administration gave birth to the very era of mass incarceration that current Democrats are renouncing with great emotion and fervor".
Although Obama has argued in recent days that the world is not slipping back into a new Cold war, he suggested to Pelley that he thinks Putin's mindset may be stuck in that very era.
"In 1991, I was struck by the sense that this very short era--America from the Second World War to the present--is sliding away, and it's very hard to know what's replacing it.
The ad, which dates back to 1995, features Fey's analysis of the many meanings of "hi"/ high," while she sports a very era-appropriate haircut, dangling earrings and a vest that just defies description.
The blurring of everything that paled to these bright red-, green- and yellow-suited masters of teen espionage, I do now wonder what intel they were retrieving, as it was the second Bush era, and this very well may have been more bleak than I remember.
This is a very different era, but I would imagine that Gates sees himself as having created extraordinary new technological capacities and widespread public access to information, and as having helped stimulate the phenomenal recent growth of the American economy.
This was a very exciting era; the period of Beatlemania, a young revolution and spirit of change everywhere.
