"Popular Handling — Each volume to be well and truly handled, four leaves in each to be dog-eared, and a tram ticket, cloak-room docket or other comparable article inserted in each as a forgotten book-mark...
Montaigne starts his defiantly idiosyncratic manifesto "Of Books" (idiosyncratic, that is, by the classicist standards of his day) by apologizing in advance: "I have no doubt that I often happen to speak of things that are better and more truly handled by masters of the trade".
The 745i feels far lighter than its 4,400 pounds, and it truly handles much like the smaller 5 Series, which is high praise indeed.
So to protect your portfolio from yet another risk — your emotional impulses— during these unsettling times, you might consider reassessing whether your money is invested in a way that you can truly handle for the long haul.
PAGE C25 Retirement LONG-TERM STOCK PLANS HELP TO AVOID IMPULSES People who are retired or are nearing retirement should assess whether their money is invested in a way that they can truly handle for the long haul in order to protect their stock portfolio from their emotional impulses.
Plus, Mercedes made sure this car came equipped with enough suspension goodies (stiffer springs and shocks, bigger stabilizer bars) and larger wheels and tires to truly handle all that horsepower with ease.
"It's quite a commitment that a young person has to make, and I think Emmett can truly handle it.
Either call the emergency services or consult with medical or psychological professionals who can truly handle a case of this magnitude.
Inefficient speakers that can truly handle 600 watts RMS, and need to to reach adequate levels, will likely sound unsatisfactory with a small amplifier, which will likely, in any case, be overloaded (ie, driven into distortion) before the speakers reach an adequate loudness.
Blogs are also enormously valuable for health care providers; they are a window into what your patients truly deal with, how they handle it and what they think and feel.
Overall, think about how irresponsibly the press has handled the truly never-ending Clinton email saga, and then ask yourself this: If the Democratic nominee already had lingering doubts about the press' fairness, would the media's performance in recent days have done anything to allay those fears?
