2. A variety of button-down shirts in loud prints from Opening Ceremony in New York.
To handle the caller, you can tap a variety of buttons to continue or end the conversation.
And the wider point about mobile gaming is its potential for massive mainstream reach — which means Hutch is hoping to push a very wide variety of buttons.
WASHINGTON -- The official Inauguration merchandise store opened Friday, complete with T-shirts, tote bags and a variety of buttons that bordered on the ridiculous.
There are also delightful finds throughout the store, not the least of which are in the "notions" area, stocked with hundreds of varieties of buttons and walls lined with balls of knitting yarn (7 euros for baby cashmere, 11 for angora).
In the weeks before the vote, Mr. Falcone, the director of the Ossining Public Library, went home nights and used a button-making machine to churn out a variety of homemade buttons bearing messages like "More Computers" and "Mas Libros" ("More Books"), urging voters to pass the initiative approving money to replace the current library, which has become overcrowded and outdated.
12.45am: The variety of belly buttons on display here is staggering.
At several points last season, he seemed worn down by injuries, losses and incessant questions about a variety of hot-button issues.
Another 20 blocks south, Trudy L Mason, the 74-year-old vice-chair of the New York state Democratic committee, was wearing her special-edition pantsuit-print Hillary Clinton T-shirt and a variety of Clinton buttons.
The Israeli high school curriculum includes books on a variety of hot-button issues, including Khirbet Khizeh, a 1949 novel about the expulsion of Arabs from a fictional village by Israeli soldiers, and A Trumpet in the Wadi, a 1987 novel about a love affair between a Jewish man and a Christian Arab woman.
I've used FOIA extensively over the past five years of my career as a journalist, and I've obtained all sorts of records that have allowed me to break stories for VICE News on a variety of hot-button issues.
