The call-and-response between teammates: the urgent "Pick left" and "You got him".
Tended camps; people moving in urgent distress; leaving their homes and walking huge distances.
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They are refusing to instruct schools to take urgent action, leaving it to individual schools to set up their own codes of practice and amend policies.
No wonder, they say, things that do not seem urgent are left undone.Though there may be some truth in this, it amounts to a depressing assertion that there is no way out of inept government.
At a news conference announcing the nomination, officials of the Brotherhood and its political arm insisted they were forced to offer a candidate because of the urgent needs left by more than a year of military-led transitional government.
Now the violence that followed the bombing of a Shiite shrine on Feb. 22 — and that raised the prospect of open civil war — has made Mr. Khalilzad's task far more urgent, and left him a contentious figure whose credibility as an honest broker has come under attack.
Wild pronouncements that prompt incomplete or misdirected responses can disproportionately focus attention to less threatening issues to the exclusion of other more urgent ones, leaving us comfortably oblivious, but more vulnerable.
Much of the benefit of the practice will come from staying in this zone of discomfort, despite the mind's urgent pleas to leave".
Their mood turned to boisterous glee as the footballer refused to heed urgent requests to leave the platform, continuing with his reading before returning to his seat amid the sounds of triumph.
But when I am breaking the news to one of the many people with urgent reasons to leave and fear of return that their fear doesn't fit into the asylum box, I feel like a spokeswoman for this set of laws that I don't even fully agree with and I hate that.
