Grishin, an engraver by trade, competed as a cyclist at the 1952 Summer Games in Helsinki.
We are then apparently at an impasse with each side in the debate asserting the greater value of one kind of liberty over another, or else merely trading competing definitions of what freedom "really" is.
It became a town of about 100,000 inhabitants, a naval power dealing on equal terms with the greatest monarchies, and a commercial centre rivaled only by Venice in the Levant trade and competing with other Italian towns in trade with western Europe.
Senate Bill 89, sponsored by Senator Evan Vickers (a pharmacist by trade), is competing with SB 73.
Senate Bill 89, sponsored by Senator Evan Vickers (a pharmacist by trade) is competing with SB 73.
That is, it allows single-owner plantation coffee to be labeled as fair trade, directly competing against small-scale growers who have put democratic organization and building long-term relationships at the core of their model as they struggle to gain market access in a market that favors the bigger and the less democratic.
There is always much horse trading between competing nations, and usually some rumor of bribery.
Eventually, he predicts, most financial products will be traded on competing electronic exchanges, or alliances of exchanges.
And, as they begin trading and competing their respective kathak and flamenco styles, that duelling often proves ferocious.
Soviet leaders envisioned managing the region's water flows, energy trades and competing interests, and their Russian successors still maintain an interest.
Participants in the horse-trading say competing factions of her own party are as much to blame as members of the other parties that supported her.
