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Mr. Thompson said he respected Mr. Bloomberg's decision but added that "selecting the next mayor of New York City will depend less on endorsements and more on the vision put forward by each of the candidates".
The vision put forward by Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Governor George Pataki for establishing a City University campus on the island could become the latest installment in the island's saga.
This was the vision put forward by Larry Ellison Larry Ellison in the mid-1990s, the NC or "network computer," which was centrally served and maintained, while worker bees were to use machines called "thin clients".
Chertkov may have been puritanical and possessive, but he believed passionately in the vision put forward in Tolstoy's later work and did much to promote his mentor's reputation by editing his collected works after his death.
Obama may have a vision for America that you don't like, but it is a vision for America put forward by an American.
What is striking about this arrangement is how much it differs from the vision of time put forward by all the major religions.
Instead of moving on, however, Thomas Schumacher, president of Disney Theatrical, embraced an alternate vision for "Tarzan" put forward by Joop van den Ende, a prominent Dutch theater producer whose company, Stage Entertainment, is a dominant force in touring musicals internationally.
We find a lack of consistency between the visions of nuclear power put forward by governments and industry and the experience associated with economic viability, nuclear accidents, waste handling, and so on.
Many in Madrid cast their vote for the conservative PP, whose promises to defend businesses and lower taxes espouse a different vision of the city than that put forward by Carmena and Ahora Madrid.
But from there he offered a vision that echoed much of the argument put forward by Sen. Barack Obama: the need for skilled, insightful advisers and strong judgment.
Here we examine the main areas put forward by May as being central to her vision for a better economy.
