It had shown better maneuverability in the pre-start dance, it was quicker through tacks, and it was simply faster when the two boats legged out.
Consequently, if a state is able to officially recognize through tacking legislation that a same sex couple had been together for a long period of time in the post-Obergefell legal world, such legislation could have a critical impact on the process of dividing assets and calculating spousal support during a possible divorce for same-sex couples.
"Feste Romane" and "Pini di Roma" were self-conscious sequels to "Fontane di Roma," the piece that had made Respighi's international career, and the occasionally gaudy triumphalism that runs through them tacked all too easily alongside Mussolini's Fascist propaganda.
Most of the money under discussion involves a longstanding subsidy known as the Universal Service Fund, which is paid for through fees tacked onto most consumers' phone bills and distributed among telephone companies to subsidize the high costs of providing service to rural areas.
The first commercials in the campaign take a Target-like tack through the use of humor.
Others, however, may see it as one more reason to drive a gold tie tack through its knotted heart.
His genius is to tack through the muddied waters of Hemingway's life by way of the thing he loved most purely: Pilar, the magical, black-hulled boat he bought in a Brooklyn shipyard in 1934.
Mr. Richman took a similar tack through writing, appearing in and co-producing "4 Faces," a film about four crises in which the average age of actors on the set was 78 -- for the important roles.
Our pride in the tempest can be just as great as anybody's: we'd just like to see a Buffalo girl tack through the straits there in a March gale without losing a bundle or two, or blowing out a hairpin.
But and it's a big but the very conservatism that helped Travelers tack through the worst of the financial typhoon is now something of a liability.
