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Her true topic is, as she puts it, "the Africanizing of the Southern palate," and ultimately of the American one.

Still, the "taint" of his birth, as he regarded it, made him resentful of authority and, ultimately, of the autocratic, serf-based Russian social order.

But it seems unlikely the board or the S.E.C. would take such a step without approval of the State and Treasury Departments, and ultimately of the White House.

Another serious problem threatening the canal has been the increased silting and sedimentation rate of the rivers and streams of the watershed and, ultimately, of the canal itself.

In the more cathartic original, the son, played by Laurence Harvey, became the assassin, presumably of the president, but ultimately of the subtler and more deliciously malignant mom, played by Angela Lansbury.

Tracey McDermott, the FCA's director of enforcement and financial crime, said collusion between traders at Lloyds to influence the rate paid to the Bank of England "at the expense, ultimately, of the UK taxpayer was unacceptable".

Ultimately, of course, the film was released throughout the south and did reasonably well.

Thus, planning is the process of particularizing and, ultimately, of harmonizing the demands of environment, use, and economy.

Ultimately, of course, the creators wanted to be faithful to the original comic.

Ultimately, of course, the customer is always right.

Ultimately, some of the biggest obstacles are political.