At lunch, I usually get to grab a quick sandwich in the office, in the car on the way to my next visit or occasionally in a local cafe with a colleague.
And since it is usually easy to grab a suspect's phone, remove its battery or stash it in an aluminium sack (to avert "remote wiping") and hold onto it pending a warrant, there is no good reason to allow police to rifle through the digital lives of anyone they pull over.While Riley provides clear guidance for law enforcement, another technology-related case decided on the same day does not.
I'll pick up a copy of Dazed or i-D, too, depending on the cover, and I usually like to grab a few I haven't read before – maybe a foreign title, like the Swedish Bon or Australian Russh.
Scaffolding is the safest, since if one slips, one can usually find something to grab onto.
It might also serve as a metaphor for his career: quick to grab attention, but usually out of sight before being fully admired.
But then the mind takes it a step further -- usually very quickly -- and tries to grab what's pleasant, fight or flee from what's unpleasant, or prod what's neutral to get pleasant: This quality of grabbing, pushing, resisting, or pressing is the hallmark of clinging.
Usually, this is a good time to grab some food.
I usually nip into the local Tesco in Axminster to grab a few basics when I arrive off the train en route to a weekend in Dorset.
SeatGuru advises: "If you are able to grab a seat here, you usually get some extra legroom to stretch out in.
7. The interruption by the regulator: Well usually that happens, but Jim Lehrer couldn't seem to grab a hold of the situation.
