Wydad must hope Mouhssine Iajour, scorer of five goals in the tournament so far this year, can atone for some timid finishing against Ahly when he faces an Algerian defence that is far more effective at home than away.
More than statement pieces, these oversize rocks are a manifesto against timid ornamentation.
But he was never a team player, not all his fellow bishops shared what they saw as his extremist views, and many of those who did were too timid to stand against the most powerful king in Europe.
Conservatism – social, political and sexual – is the bogeyman here, as Cho smokes pot, sings a song about a homicidal marriage, and rails against timid lovers – including the suitor who lost interest when he discovered Cho had "cut her asshole hair evenly".
There are many things to admire: his courage in taking on the unions at Wapping (though not his taste for Stalag Luft architecture), in challenging the big three television networks in the US with a fourth, and altogether in pitting his nerve and vision against timid conventional wisdom.
So the American actions confirm that the FCPA remains a significant part of U.S. corporate compliance obligations, while the German settlements represent, in many ways, the triumph of a previously timid prosecution service against an iconic local giant.
"I am concerned that this might be yet another example of the federal government's timid enforcement strategy against the nation's largest financial institutions," wrote Warren.
By Jesse Eisinger April 21, 2016 Were regulators careful or timid in their case against Goldman Sachs?
