WHEN, if ever, have you felt that you were put in harm's way during a sports practice?
The EU was persuaded to tiptoe this way during a previous, bitter round of talks that ended in 1993.
Mr. O'Malley recalled that Michael Jordan was allowed to go through a back way during a civil trial, "because of the media's inability to control itself".
But the Obama administration has supported uprisings in Libya and, less strongly, in Syria, while looking the other way during a crackdown by an ally, Bahrain.
"Working in any way during a period of furlough (even as a volunteer) is grounds for disciplinary action, up to and including termination of employment," one read.
During his stint as finance minister, he was accused of looking the other way during a host of corruption scandals, although his own integrity has not been questioned.
While Conservative MPs heckled him and made jokes, he refused to give way during a 40-minute speech, saying the crisis "could not be solved by laughing".
After that, I was advised that I needed to apologise to a midwife I had "pushed out of the way" during a delivery.
Pam Fica learned this the hard way during a two-year tenancy in a town house near Washington Square in Greenwich Village.
Even the heroine's mother, who is such a monster she could give welfare queens a bad name, gets to make her case in a perverse way during a showdown with a social worker played by Mariah Carey.
One notable source of strength identified by the Fed policy makers is the housing sector, which helped lead the economy down before the Great Recession, but has led the way during a fitful recovery.
